Sentence examples for is competing through from inspiring English sources

Next the Murdochs complain about the taxpayers' money that the BBC spends on US programmes; they argue that regulations are pushing advertising revenue to Google; that the BBC is competing through local radio without effective restraint; that the BBC's website is competing unfairly with commercial publishers.

The two countries also have been competing through free trade agreements with neighboring states and ASEAN.

Street Pass also contains a number of mini-games that can only be competed through connection with other users.

This international approach makes sense for the startup, which is competing with Pandora not just through technology, but also by focusing on markets outside the U.S. Its biggest market currently is Brazil, for example, and it has also launched in Spain, in addition to the U.S. The company has 300,000 registered users for its online service, 30 to 40percentt who log in monthly.

Now, a different set of companies is competing to improve brackets and wires through 3-D technology.

They can have only so many phone lines and so many reservationists, and if hundreds of us are competing to get through, well, is that their problem?

"Robbie Henshaw and Jared Payne are the two guys who are competing for 13 through camp and then into the South Africa game," said Schmidt.

We need to be competing with Red Bull through there, and I'm hopeful that will be the case after Korea.

"They strive very much to show themselves as successful and prosperous, and they're competing with their neighbors through the cars they drive, the clothes they wear, and the house they built for themselves but they aren't those people.

"We're competing for the same demographic, through social media".

They will be competing for refinancing in 2014 through 2017 from lenders who will probably impose stricter standards.