Sentence examples for competing worldwide from inspiring English sources
A prop man in New York film and television production, Mevoli had already spent $34,000 this year traveling and competing worldwide.
Opel has not expanded up. 3. Competing worldwide, especially in the growing markets.
Cejka et al. [ 3] investigated the change in 100 km running performance and in the age of peak performance for 100 km ultra-marathoners competing worldwide between 1960 and 2012.
They are helping American workers and companies compete worldwide.
Women have been competing nationally and internationally in sabre only about six years; about 500 women now compete worldwide.
"We clearly understand from a European perspective the need to build strong European companies in order to compete worldwide".
"We want to do the right thing for our shareholders and create a U.S.-based company that can compete worldwide".
At the same time, major oil companies like Exxon Mobil, BP and Chevron are finding it harder to compete worldwide, as national oil companies erode their once-dominant positions.
The number of participants isn't closely tracked, and the sport is still small, but a few thousand women are estimated to compete worldwide.
Toyota's long-term strategy involves developing both global and regional car models in order to compete worldwide with a full line of products.
The World Bank said today that women remain a "huge, untapped" economic resource in the Middle East and North Africa, where more women workers are needed to transform economies that must depend increasingly on private-sector exports to compete worldwide.
