Sentence examples for possible to compete with from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to compete with Google in non-English-speaking markets – as the successful Yandex does?

When I asked Roger Noll, a sports economist at Stanford University, whether it is possible to compete with the N.F.L., he laughed, but he didn't scoff.

The market for Internet routers was long dominated by Cisco Systems Inc., but over the last few years Juniper Networks Inc. has demonstrated that it is possible to compete with and even beat Cisco at its own game.

Less apocalyptically, the United States' setbacks in places such as Syria and the South China Sea should remind U.S. policymakers that it is possible to compete with an objectively weaker hand and still come out on top.

Reverso has been around for many years, and it's interesting to see that it's still possible to compete with giants like Google in a specific market.

"At this time, however, it was not possible to compete with the terms offered from abroad, which affected the decision of the player to review his professional life.

While the Sajak show has struggled, Arsenio Hall, whose syndicated talk show is seen in the same 11 30 P.M. time period in most cities, has demonstrated that it is possible to compete successfully with Mr. Carson in his format.

As a result, it will only be possible to compete effectively with cars when good PT is available and trip distances are adequate for allowing alternative modes to signify a sufficiently competitive supply.

A couple of weeks ago, Cerrato asked Bulone if it was possible to compete in the tournament with some of the best in Southern California in his weight class.

If this is correct, it should be possible to compete for virus attachment with soluble factors that resemble GAGs in chemical structure.

Wrapping these five policy announcements into a broader speech about how the United States needs the best talent possible to compete internationally would mesh well with Romney's broader economic game plan.