Sentence examples for origin to compete from inspiring English sources

The pair dedicated two years to the short-lived British America's Cup bid Team Origin to compete in the 2013 event; the team withdrew in October 2010 after controversial rules were unveiled for the event.

This study also provides a managerial implication for the other brands seeking internationalization opportunities, especially for the brands with Western-origins, that need to compete with growing Asian competitors in global marketplaces.

The funds argued that Atos Origin is too small to compete as a generalist, but too big to focus properly on a niche.

A group of coders based in Sudan won the African round of the Global Cyberlympics, but were unable to compete in the finals because of their country of origin.

Their origins lie in 2004, when some of the big subprime lenders began to compete hard for market share.

Telecom Italia has struggled to compete with European rivals like France Telecom or Vodafone as they expand far beyond their countries of origin and into emerging markets.

They have to compete.

He loves to compete.

"He continues to compete.

You have to compete.

"He loved to compete".