Sentence examples for handle competition from inspiring English sources
"It's an awfully weak party that can't handle competition," he said.
The larger issue is can the majority – who have enjoyed the advantage of systemic oppression – handle competition from students who for the length of this country's history have had to be twice as competent with fewer resources and outlets?
The commission's other proposal that supermarkets appoint and pay for an ombudsman to handle competition complaints, has met with similar resistance.As if the attentions of one competition watchdog were not enough, the Office of Fair Trading, too, has two big investigations pending into supermarkets' pricing practices one on milk and other dairy products, the other on tobacco.
Surrounded by all those bright students, Max Chapman learned to handle competition at Columbia.
Either way, the best way to handle competition is to provide a great customer experience.
The move was spotted earlier by the FT, which reports that Facebook also posted a job listing on LinkedIn for a "lead counsel" in Washington to handle competition issues two weeks ago — suggesting a broader effort to bulk up its in-house expertise.
As an antitrust commissioner on the European Commission from 1995 to 2005, Mr. Monti handled competition issues.
The company's iPod strategy contrasts with how it handled competition in the phone market; smartphones running Google's Android operating system have elbowed their way past the iPhone in market share.
Regarding executive functions, cholinergic activity may be especially important for task-switching, handling competition among possible responses, and suppressing unwanted responses [ 11].
This cholinergic-dependent interaction between bottom-up and top-down processes appears to be affected by aging, leading to difficulty in task-switching, handling competition among several possible responses, and suppressing unwanted responses [ 11].
