Sentence examples similar to out compete it from inspiring English sources

He would out-compete it by offering doctors an alternative with lower fees and fairer rules.

Its ability to gather nutrients from the arthropod prey it catches allows it to grow in low-nutrient environments where other plants would usually out-compete it.

But if that oppressive government is a global government, then there is no chance for another society to out-compete it.

"Once you come out and compete, it is all about whether you can handle the pressure and what is going on upstairs," Driscoll says.

The following month it emerged that the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, had told Wonga that the Church of England wanted to "compete" it out of existence as part of its plans to expand credit unions.

The archbishop of Canterbury has told Wonga that the Church of England wants to "compete" it out of existence as part of its plans to expand credit unions as an alternative to payday lenders.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, no less, has said he wants to use church credit unions to compete it out of existence.

"Everyone realized the selection of KBR was going to look bad, so the idea was to compete it out as quickly as possible," said another task force member.

The online lender was engulfed in a storm of controversy recently when the Archbishop of Canterbury said he wanted the Church of England to "compete" it out of existence by backing credit unions.

News of the Church's stake came as an embarrassment to the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, who had criticised the lender's high interest rates and promised to "compete it out of existence".

The Church of England condemned the company as "morally wrong" and pledged to "compete it out of existence" by boosting credit unions, while politicians such as Labour's Stella Creasy have labelled its activities "legal loan sharking".