Sentence examples for really compete with from inspiring English sources

We can't really compete with that.

Poor little Luxembourg can't really compete with its neighbours.

Yet another objection is the claim that Chinese products don't really compete with U.S.-produced goods.

They can't really compete with this folk force of nature though.

They're an opportunity fund, so their rates are higher; they can't really compete with the banks.

To put it another way, companies do not really compete with one another anymore.

"The only way anyone can really compete with us on costs is to adopt a mutual ownership structure," he says.

Now, Picasa 2 and iPhoto 5 don't really compete with each other, since each requires a different operating system.

"Can the tablet version of SI really compete with the dozen channels of ESPN, Versus and regional sports on my cable channel?" he wrote.

And Lady Gaga showed that a 20-minute guitar solo can't really compete with straddling a motorbike and baring your arse.

The Fairphone is an average mid-range smartphone but it can't really compete with the likes of the Moto G, which is less than half the price.