Sentence examples for new compete from inspiring English sources
The BBC's in-house arm BBC Studios is also able to bid to make the programmes but will have to compete on the same terms with commercial producers as part of director general Tony Hall's new "compete or compare" strategy.
The BBC's in-house arm BBC Studios is also able to bid to make the programmes but will have to compete on the same terms with commercial producers as part of director general Tony Hall's new "compete or compare" strategy, which may, with the BBC's generous conditions on things like pension costs, sometimes put it at a disadvantage.
Hall said that the new Compete or Compare strategy could be extended to radio, news and current affairs programming and its digital and technology operations.
We haven't actually seen the details of it since a first look was given exclusively to the New York Times, but there's a new Compete report coming out supposedly later today that claims only 27% of iPhone owners use their device primarily for work-related needs compared to 59% of owners with other types of smartphones (HTC, Blackberry, Nokia, etc).
Mentions the emergence of methamphetamine or "ice" --a new, competing drug to cocaine.
I removed one of them, and a new competing leader the next year.
Network Solutions' registry customers include all the new competing companies that register domains ending in.com,.net and.org.org
Over the last five years, the stock market has split into a plethora of new competing hubs and trading outlets, a legacy of deregulation earlier this decade and fast-paced technological change.
As for a new competing prize associated with the Culture Ministry, the Confucius World Peace Prize, an announcement posted last month on the ministry's Web site said the group that had proposed the award had decided not to distribute it.
The Arab Spring Middle East has added new competing visions of desired futures to the mix.
The new competing technique is also used to generate codebook and PSNR is improved in experiments.
