Sentence examples for in order to compete better from inspiring English sources
It has also refocused and reorganised itself in order to compete better with AMD.
She added that ITV had to up its game in terms of exporting formats to other countries in order to compete better with the BBC.
America said it would consider "the broad range of options".The British, French and German governments told European aerospace and defence-electronics companies to come up with a "rationalise or die" plan in order to compete better with America's defence industries, which have restructured radically since the end of the cold war.
Lufthansa, like other national carriers, is trying to bring costs down in order to compete better with rivals from the Gulf and Turkey and low-cost carriers in Europe.
"In order to compete you don't go to Congress and ask for better shelter, you make better stuff," he said.
7. Digital marketers must embrace a culture of experimentation - Preschern believes that companies must embrace a culture of experimentation, or a culture that is comfortable with 'failing fast' - which means you have to experiment and if it works you scale it, and if it doesn't work you move away -and you do it better again, right - in order to compete in today's market.
He told BBC Wales that in order to compete with popular places like London, Wales needs to offer better experience for junior doctors.
But the case of Chile and other developing countries shows that, above all, demand for quality education will continue to rise as better skills become increasingly critical in order to compete in a globalized economy.
Don't have an attitude that men are better than women- there by rejecting your own feminine role in order to compete with men in a masculine one.
