Sentence examples for improve to compete from inspiring English sources
They have to improve to compete.
When Michael Jordan started playing basketball, people had to improve to compete.
"We need to continue to improve to compete at that level". Manager Brendan Rodgers says they will still be competing with clubs who are "a world away in terms of finances".
"There's an attitude in the private sector that the postal system should continue to be hobbled so they can make a lot of money". While he admits those companies were born because the postal service has "lousy hours and doesn't have good service," he argues that past failures don't mean the postal service shouldn't strive to improve, to compete, to act as it should have in the first place.
Although Jaguar's existing cars have been improved to compete with the likes of Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, the firm's image is rather staid.
The Roku Streaming Stick, first introduced back in 2012, is also being improved to better compete with rivals like Chromecast, and the new dongle-like Fire TV.
She has always said that the best way to improve is to compete against the world's top players, regardless of their sex.
The forecast in New Orleans this weekend isn't calling for rain, so he won't have that to his advantage, and he'd have to improve significantly to compete here.
Technology companies are constantly disrupted by startups that introduce inferior products, but that eventually improve them to compete with the incumbent's offerings but at a lower cost structure.
Technology companies are constantly disrupted by startups that introduce inferior products, but that eventually improve them to compete with the incumbent's offerings but at a lower cost structure.
Exon skipping will occur if exon 6 splicing to exon 8 occurs before exon 7 can splice to exon 8. Improvement of the base-pairing potential of its 5' splice site to U1 improves exon 7 splicing, likely due, in part, to its improved ability to compete with the 5' splice site of exon 6 for splicing to exon 8.
