Sentence examples for force to compete from inspiring English sources

Tennessee must get serious about developing an educated work force to compete in the global economy.

The company is a good "American" corporation if it equips its American work force to compete in the global economy.

It apparently seemed like a good idea in the 1990s for the ISI to back militants as a proxy force to compete with India in Kashmir and to exert influence in neighboring Afghanistan.

Of course, it has quite a force to compete with: Beyoncé, Amy Poehler, Jon Bon Jovi, RuPaul, Snoop Dogg, Ariana Grande, Magic Johnson, Kerry Washington, Carole King, Lena Dunham and 50 Cent have all expressed support for Hillary Rodham Clinton.

In recent months wage growth has picked up a bit; that may entice those out of the labour force to compete for jobs, thus pushing down wages again.But if people outside of the labour force are very unlikely to rejoin it then the outlook for wages is better.

Bob King: The problem is, without strong education at both K-12 and university levels, we will not produce an educated and skilled labor force to compete in a global economy.

We are forced to compete when there are more people than resources.

It would give states and localities an incentive to join forces to compete for federal dollars.

But this is mostly just the whingeing of managers forced to compete.

Online distribution bypasses their branch networks.Yet those old firms are themselves being forced to compete.

"It made me a better fighter," she said, of being forced to compete against stronger boxers.