Sentence examples for quest to compete from inspiring English sources

Yahoo, in its quest to compete in video, will be up against giants like Netflix and Amazon.

They watched the World Baseball Classic intently this month, cheering on their countrymen in their quest to compete with major leaguers (Cuba was eliminated in the second round).

These are the questions that follow Rehm, and are at the centre of debate over his failed quest to compete in the Olympics.

In his quest to compete with François Pinault, the French luxury goods magnate who bought Christie's in 1998, Mr. Arnault first made an attempt to buy Sotheby's.

Mr. Zucker cited those games and Fox's hit talent-search show, "American Idol," as "transitional shows" in the networks' quest to compete with cable year round.

Although passengers can connect on Ted to other United flights, and will collect United frequent-flier miles, Ted is getting its own peppy identity, in a quest to compete with the frothy approach of other low-fare airlines.

Through the completion of modules, based on the Financial Empowerment Center counseling model, participants complete quests and earn badges to compete for recognition and prizes.

The high-end tests are the company's bulwark against the competitive threat posed by in-house hospital labs and smaller regional labs that have in recent years formed joint ventures to compete with Quest and LabCorp.

Ennis is the first of the so-called 'Fab Four' of the team - the others being Dai Greene, Mo Farah and Phillips Idowu - to compete, starting her quest for heptathlon gold with the 100m hurdles, one of her strongest events, and high jump before the 200m in Friday's evening session.

I can't help but think of how much easier your job quest might be if you didn't have to compete against thousands of illegal immigrants in the area, who are willing to take much less pay.

In this past year, the company has made a much more aggressive push to compete with Alexa in its quest to control the smart home.