Sentence examples for something that can compete from inspiring English sources

"So next year, we better have something that can compete with New York City, or Mayor Villaraigosa can stop calling this a world-class city," huffed a blogger on LAist.com, a Web site about the city.

"Schmucks is better than some recent so-called comedies, but saddled with its faults and a plot that crams too much into one storyline, it suffers from a lack of focus and a painful need to deliver something that can compete with the original, a standard it never quite lives up to".

We need to offer something that can compete".

Do they go with Apple's beautiful walled garden, wait for more open Android pastures to arrive, or do they hope that Nokia figures out how to update Symbian into something that can compete with the newer platforms?

Not the end of the world, but when you're positioning this selling point as something that can compete against Apple's W2 chip, it's a pretty big bummer when you have to fall back on something more inline with the standard pairing.

When schools are closed and families fragmented, there are few influences that can compete with a warrior's life.11 Indeed, in these circumstances, a military unit can be something of a refuge—serving as a kind of surrogate family.

We need incentive payments that can compete".

I'm so glad they've stepped up the game and are releasing something that can properly compete with what's out there now.

Its pitch to the academic institutions who subscribe to the service is that it enables them to provide additional evidence of the 'societal impact' of their research, something that can also be touted when competing for funding and attracting students.

This can be something that can get you an edge on competing bakery businesses.

Oh and "true beauty" is something to compete for and something that can win you a cash prize.