Sentence examples for find it challenging to compete with from inspiring English sources
Community clinics, and Haitian doctors and nurses find it challenging to compete with the free medical care provided by international groups, and many close up shop and move elsewhere.
The designers would find it challenging to come up with a worse system.
The other main reason is that some consumers — notably people with arthritis — might find it challenging to open the packages.
"It's extremely challenging to compete with such well-known Web sites that sell the same items as us.
The report also warned that the BBC would find it "increasingly challenging to compete financially" with growing competition for talent from commercial broadcasters such as Sky and the new generation of on-demand rivals such as Netflix, maker of the Kevin Spacey drama House of Cards.
HCW found it challenging, but interesting, to collaborate with families with obese children.
Mader has found it challenging but fun to play a character with an unknown backstory and motives.
Finding more imaginative ways to compete with China?
We all know that with age, we react slower, see less well, and find it more challenging to multitask.
One of the ways the conference showed how challenging it is for big companies to compete with entrepreneurial businesses was when Kat Von D took the stage.
