Sentence examples for more effectively compete from inspiring English sources

"The acquisition of Ameristar is a transformative transaction for Pinnacle that will provide us the scale and diversification to more effectively compete," Anthony Sanfilippo, Pinnacle's chief executive, said in a statement.

Lewis's book portrayed Moneyball as a way for small-market clubs like Oakland to more effectively compete with big-market teams that have more money to spend on signing free agents and retaining their own players.

Thus, app stores essentially allow for new players to more effectively compete.

In addition, small businesses are interested in how VoIP can help them more effectively compete with larger competitors".

In a way, Groupon will thus be increasing Facebook's revenue, which will enable the social network juggernaut to more effectively compete against Groupon.

Furthermore, it is conceivable that certain emerging interactive technologies will be perceived by some retailers as enablers (tools to more effectively compete in the marketplace) and by other retailers as disruptors of the present ways of doing business.

In contrast, the lone 17β-OH in E2, which would be fully surrounded by a hydrophobic environment when in the core of the bilayer, more effectively competes with the phenolic OH for access to the aqueous interface, resulting in the two orientations of this ligand.

But Emanuel's real Hunger Games flourish is in the unstated premise behind his use of these statistics: that the right way to address poverty isn't by eliminating it, but by distributing it more effectively among competing groups.

If that system goes into effect, he said, nuclear power "will be able to compete more effectively in a new marketplace.

In recent years, buyers have waived such contingencies to compete more effectively against other buyers.

They are in a tough position, and they have to find ways to compete more effectively".