Sentence examples for have competed by from inspiring English sources

For decades, technology companies have competed by persuading customers to buy their homegrown products.

Mainstays like Folgers — which relies on less expensive Robusta beans — have competed by focusing on cost-conscious home brewers, often by introducing flavored coffees or specialty brews.

Lately, though, the Lions have competed, evident by their string of closer scores.

Since her initial success, dozens of other women have competed side by side with men.

The Miami building spree has proved a bonanza for tenants, as landlords have competed feverishly by offering many months of free rent and generous financial help in creating new offices.

Cynviloq is a slightly improved version of the blockbuster chemotherapy drug Abraxane that would have competed with Abraxane, produced by Celgene, where Soon-Shiong was the largest shareholder.

Ever since, the pros' picks have competed against stocks picked by Journal staffers and others flinging darts at their newspaper.

Though she admires many who have competed, she seems disappointed by how "Drag Race de-emphasizes performance".

In the Cannes festival's seven decades, only 82 movies directed by women have competed in the main slate, compared with 1,645 directed by men.

Amazon had competed with Diapers.com by selling its diapers at rock-bottom prices - something that analysts said might now change.

So far, AMD has competed with Intel by cutting prices.