Sentence examples for competitive to make from inspiring English sources

It's so competitive to make the Kenyan team, that's almost tougher than the Olympic final.

Whereas Intel, with Microsoft, could call the shots in PCs, the Android market is more competitive: to make his point, Mr Drew lays out three cheap seven-inch tablets, each with a chip from a different supplier.

We should be interfering in the energy market to make sure it's competitive, to make sure we use the cheapest forms of fuel, like unconventional gas, to make sure people are put on the lowest tariff.

However, in practice, the cost of these partial upgrades would have to be highly competitive to make it worth users' while to get involved with the hassle of managing a mixed bag of bits and bobs.

However, in practice, the cost of these partial upgrades would have to be highly competitive to make it worth users' while to get involved with the hassle of managing a mixed bag of bits and bobs.

"I did ask the boys to be competitive but to make two mistakes is not good".

But, she said, it is under "competitive pressure" to make some refrigerators at cheaper locations.

Today, it is seeking, on an emergency basis, without competitive bidding, to make a new contract with the same firm.

The costs of DNA-handling tools are not yet competitive enough to make this a large-scale storage medium.

The new engines on the planes were bigger, part of Boeing's competitive push to make it more fuel efficient.

He said his wife's firm, Lotus Seven, had won its contract through competitive bidding to make videos about the local.