Sentence examples for problems to compete with from inspiring English sources

And Boeing took the next-generation fire to the enemy, launching a stretch version of its midsized 787 Dreamliner, briefly grounded this year with battery problems, to compete with the slightly larger A350, and revealing over 100 new orders for it.

Given the difference in ecology and the apparent behavioural and morphological adaptations in the West, we might expect that immigrant sea lions from the central area would have problems to compete successfully with resident animals.

So the same old story — global warming, still a huge problem — has to compete with something that seems fresher, more counterintuitive — newer!

One of Hook's problems was having to compete with another Williams film of the same year.

Eve.com will have to overcome these problems in order to compete with the likes of Gloss.com and even more so with Sephora, the Paris-based unit of luxury brands group Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

Many once-top athletes face the problem of how to compete with intensity as they age.

The United States has the same problem when trying to compete with foreign shipbuilders.

Next on Ms. Brown's list was the problem of having to compete with the larger and better-known Ailey company for the limited slots that dance producers provide for black dance groups.

The older Mr. McCarty was right about basic tools, but he could not have foreseen that his son, as the third-generation owner of the 25-employee Baltimore Toolworks, would confront the problem of how to compete with foreign companies that pay less for energy, materials and labor.

Importantly, since all current RT inhibitors target the mature structure, understanding the maturation process, which can involve more fragile structural intermediates, opens the possibility of interfering with maturation rather than with function, which in principle also eliminates the problem of trying to compete with the substrates for binding.

Despite its neighbor's problems, Uruguay has struggled to compete with Argentina's global reputation.