Sentence examples for give compete from inspiring English sources

But I will give Compete some credit: their data showcasing their own downfall does appear to be fairly accurate, as backed up by comScore.

High on their list is forcing Microsoft to offer a version of Windows without the Internet Explorer browser, to give competing browsers a clearer shot at winning users.

Time Warner's decision to deny Disney access graphically demonstrated how important it is to put mechanisms in place that will give competing content suppliers access.

Friends of Mr. Alvarez and Mr. Soto who were at the scene of the shooting gave competing accounts of who had fired the gun.

That's an indefensibly low number even given competing prosecutorial priorities (though consistent with the record of the Bush administration).

The upheaval has given competing Islamist movements a chance to exert influence and define themselves locally and on the world stage.

David Cameron, the prime minister, and Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, gave competing speeches today about the unrest.It was not Mr Cameron's best effort.

US and Pakistan officials gave competing accounts of how Nato bombed two Pakistani military posts, accidentally killing 24 soldiers and plunging relations between the two countries into turmoil.

The bill includes the $18.4 billion in the president's amended budget request, although committee members noted that this sum may not be available given competing interests and a shrinking surplus.

Sometimes children are given competing terms for when they're writing: eg "connectives", which, when they're doing grammar, they will have to unlearn and call conjunctions or adverbs.

By limiting carrier choices, Apple has given competing products an easier entrance into the market.