Sentence examples for making it competitive from inspiring English sources

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.

"We wanted to step beyond that without making it competitive.

This is designed to cut the cost of patent protection in the EU by up to 80%, making it competitive with the US and Japan.

An increasing demand for private school seats, combined with millions of dollars in program upgrades, have raised the profile of Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn Heights, making it competitive with some of the city's best-known private schools.

It costs the equivalent of $62,000 here, making it competitive with some lower-end Porsches as well as the TVR sports cars made a few miles away in Blackpool.

However, the high costs surrounding biodiesel production remains the main problem in making it competitive in the fuel market either as a blend or as a neat fuel.

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

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

Or make it competitive.

It understands that government must subsidize and nurture renewable energy to make it competitive.

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