Sentence examples for means of competing from inspiring English sources

It was a means of competing week in week out".

Both presidential candidates speak about college access and improving educational attainment as a means of competing in a global marketplace.

IC initiated piggyback (truck trailer) service in 1975 as a means of competing with the trucking industry.

Many American manufacturers argue that as factories spread across the globe, exporting is no longer an effective means of competing against sophisticated and ever more numerous local manufacturers.

In a famous 1969 tobacco industry memo, one executive wrote: Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the "body of fact" that exists in the mind of the general public.

The early basic strategies of animal life reflected two different means of competing for food, that fixed by photosynthetic and chemosynthetic organisms and that provided by the wastes and decaying tissues of life forms.

This means cohorts of competing queens derive from the genetic structure closer to column 1 of Table 2. Column 3 pertains to competing queens who are themselves the progeny of multiple queens.

Let us remark again that this comparison is performed against the average tags identified when the optimal configuration is computed using as information the mean number of competing tags.

In our simulations, the simplest method used to assign horses to categories was good enough to obtain good estimates of repeatability and moreover, good estimates of mean values of competing ability of horses in the different categories of events.

Your strategies have to be unique to you, and that means your way of competing needs to be a mix of the movements that is particular to your specific circumstances and strategies.

In Newark, with its colorful collection of European Jews -- some Orthodox, some barely observant, some German, some Polish -- that meant a jumble of competing burial societies.