Sentence examples for make it competitive with from inspiring English sources

Its online price, $3.99, and its cover photo of an herb roasted turkey, make it competitive with many other holiday magazine issues.

An explosion of designs for harvesting wave energy could make it competitive with other renewables.

Therefore, optimization of this process is carried out to make it competitive with other technologies.

Increasingly, China fears that such methods do not produce the kind of creativity and independent thinking that can make it competitive with the West.

But Babbel's focus on speaking, the wide selection of languages and the modest price make it competitive with both the free Duolingo and the sophisticated but pricey Rosetta Stone.

The Blues have made Warburton an offer but to make it competitive with ones he has received from clubs in France and England, it needs to be topped up by the WRU.

The 5T's got a Snapdragon 835, just like its predecessor — a chipset that makes it competitive with other flagships.

The device might be fabricated very cheaply because of its relatively simple solid-state structure, making it competitive with larger, more expensive sensors currently in use.

That makes it competitive with the conventional, diesel-powered refrigerators now used in chiller lorries.

The recent incorporation of parametric mapping into this approach has made it competitive with the finite-element method.

This made it competitive with air travel, an industry which Japan had eschewed after the second world war, to avoid inadvertently stoking fears of rearmament.