Sentence examples for make it compete from inspiring English sources

He also hinted that there will be more initiatives launched from within Xing this Spring that will turn it into more of an open platform rather than an island, which should make it compete more effectively against LinkedIn, which is making its way in the European business social networking scene lately.

The way to find out is to make it compete.

CMGI recently invested in the web portal and plans to make it compete more effectively with Yahoo! yhoo.

This would make it compete much more directly with LinkedIn or Xing, which I'm not sure is smart.

"We were struggling to find ways to market our app and make it compete with a thousand other apps out there, and the competition was growing," explains Patchirajan.

The public option was intended not only to make affordable, quality health insurance available as needed, but also, as President Obama has often said, to keep the for-profit insurance industry honest by making it compete with a well-run government program.

"There are a couple of them with more talent than I have who could push for medals but couldn't make it [to compete] so it was important for me that they were here.

When it made its competing offer in May, Northrop Grumman offered to match General Dynamics' all-cash bid with a stock-and-cash offer that at the time was also worth $2.1 billion.

MBIA has said that if its credit ratings slipped it would make it harder to compete with other bond insurers and win new business.

That would make it hard to compete with, potentially leaving Google free to raise prices.

Today, many racers say that dwelling on the risk of death would make it impossible to compete effectively.