Sentence examples for competing where from inspiring English sources
They're not really competing where it really counts which is raw player power.
But rather than competing where other banks are bigger and better, it has expanded in areas where it already had an edge, such as raising debt for banks from emerging markets.
After qualifying third and finishing fifth at Albert Park behind race winner Kimi Raikkonen in his Lotus, Hamilton said: "For all of us, we were not expecting to be competing where we were.
But she is aspiring to join a small band of bookstore owners who have found patches of old-fashioned success in recent years, competing where Amazon cannot: by being small and sleek, with personal service, intimate author events and a carefully chosen rotation of books.
It is fair to say the original Bowtie2 was not optimised for this task, so the GP had an advantage of competing where Bowtie2 would be expected to be poor.
Not just compete: where nobody else even seems to matter.
"The clubs are where you compete, where you get your coaching and they are incredibly backward.
The Americans come and compete where it's cold for them and we go over there where it's hot.
Instead, they will forgo the ticket revenue for additional exposure, to compete where no other college basketball teams have.
They are the places where people learn to collaborate and to compete, where they can take advantage of the skills they already have and learn new ones, too.
One solution is to stick to a tiny global niche; many Mittelstand companies credit their success with refusing to compete "where the elephants play".
