Sentence examples for proved more competitive from inspiring English sources

Botswana, he says, has proved more competitive than Australia at marketing itself as an adventure destination.

Dell embarked on this strategy after rivals, especially Hewlett-Packard, proved more competitive on cost and wooed away consumers who wanted to see products in stores before buying them.

QPR proved more competitive as a team after Diakite's dismissal - he was red-carded after picking up a second yellow card for fouling Bryan Ruiz - with Fulham enjoying plenty of possession, but failing to capitalise on their numerical advantage.

The pre-season betting was that Senna would coast to the title, but with the banning of electronic driver aids, the Benetton team and Michael Schumacher initially proved more competitive and won the first three races.

Surprise of the tournament I thought Italy would prove more competitive, despite the loss of the rolling maul from their armoury.

Those two primaries award the most Democratic delegates, and Mr. Bradley may prove more competitive with black voters in those states, where he is better known and will have an enormous incentive to spend time and resources, Democratic strategists say.

Biodiesel production via indirect transesterification of extracted microbial oil proved more cost-competitive process compared to the direct conversion of dried yeast cells.

However, Boyle's lucid stance on men and ideas enables him to revise the picture of Goethe's relations with Schiller, which prove more complex, competitive and, on Goethe's part, more ironic than hitherto seen, and to explain both the success of Schiller's "Aesthetic Education" and the failure of his periodical Horae.

But if the competitive grind was, in Courier's words, "simplicity," other matters proved more complex.

But the reality has proved more complex, and the goal of opening a new park at the same time as putting a competitive team on the field has proved elusive for most clubs.

Braking proved more challenging.