Sentence examples for failure to compete from inspiring English sources

A failure to compete in world markets will be obvious.

Van Persie is understood to be concerned about Arsenal's failure to compete for ­silverware in recent times.

The Spaniard was concerned by many aspects, not least their failure to compete on and off the ball.

Hicks blamed Parry for Liverpool's failure to compete commercially with their Premier League rivals in a Sky Sports News interview.

Americans have not been unduly worried about Europe's failure to compete, since it increases their own freedom of action.

She prevailed everywhere last year but at Wimbledon, where her failure to compete made her a headline distraction.

He asked Sorger for a handkerchief and said, "Listen to me for a while," speaking of "business failure," "inability to compete," "wife and children," and the "impossibility of returning to Europe".

But Mr. Gore's bigger Tennessee problem was his failure to seriously compete there by providing adequate resources to answer N.R.A. distortions, for instance, and matching George W. Bush's numerous visits.

Last June, the F.D.A. approved enhanced external counterpulsation for the treatment of congestive heart failure, positioning Vaso to compete in a $40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year market

Lizzie Armitstead appears to have accepted that whatever the outcome of the women's Olympic road race in Rio on Sunday, the result will prove secondary to the furore that has embroiled her after a court of arbitration in sport ruling over an alleged whereabouts failure cleared her to compete in the race that has been her principal target for the past 10 months.

We assume that the failure of DA187 to compete with E. coli Lipid A for the binding site on MD-2 could be due to minor increase of the hydrophobic volume of lipid chains, which would prevent the ligand from entering the binding groove of MD-2.