Sentence examples for dimensions to compete from inspiring English sources
Now we're on the fifth instalment and Activision has Disney Infinity, Nintendo Amiibos and Lego Dimensions to compete with.
"So far the feasibility shows yes, but we haven't gone to the ultimate dimensions to compete with other forms of memory.
I'd been viewing social media as a great obstacle to surmount, another dimension to compete in (and in which to fail), instead of as what it was: neutral technology with pros and cons, opportunities and illusions, wrapped in gold rush-style rhetoric that promises the jackpot to anyone with the right key words.
But it could be a neat way of adding another dimension of interaction to compete with recent changes from other OEMs, including touch input through gloves and eye movement tracking.
"There's a ton of folks out there trying to compete on multiple dimensions," Mr. Hurd said, referring to other PC makers.
They need to compete on different dimensions such as design and development of products, manufacturing, cost, distribution, communication, and innovative ways of marketing.
And for every customer that feels they're paying too much, dealing with too much complexity, or not solving fundamental problems with an existing solution, there lies an opportunity to compete on a new dimension in the market.
Clearly, the aim is to compete more closely with Lego Dimensions and its more creative, tactile approach to the genre, afforded by the use of actual Lego bricks.
