Sentence examples for help competing from inspiring English sources

Primarily, that means some help competing with rivals not burdened with such an onerous service.

It would increase social services grants to states by $1.4 billion and would provide technical assistance to small groups, including black and Hispanic churches, that need help competing for federal financing.

It would provide technical assistance to small groups, including black and Hispanic churches that need help competing for federal financing and would authorize $33 million to establish group maternity homes for young mothers.

As for pretending that HS2 will help "compete" with China and Japan, their trains are far more crowded than ours.

Foundation in Baton Rouge, La., said public universities across the country had increasingly turned to private donors in recent years to help compete for top administrators.

In essence, the industry is asking for a belt-and-suspenders bailout from the government -- reducing import competition while also providing financial aid to help compete with imports.

Celera packaged the mouse with the human genome in its database so as to help compete with the consortium, whose human genome sequence has always been free.

Publishers have attempted to build advertising scale to help compete against the attractiveness of Facebook's 1.4 billion mobile-led audience.

As the music industry's streaming wars intensify, Spotify is turning to the former manager of Lady Gaga to help compete against players like Apple and Tidal.

Cardiff and Bristol are to work more closely to help compete for future investment, BBC Wales understands.

To help compete with China, the Obama administration gave $249 million to A123.