Sentence examples for systems to compete from inspiring English sources

Neighborhood dance halls hired two or more systems to compete.

Students create GGP systems to compete with each other and in external competitions.

For school systems to compete for able people will require aggressive recruitment, more internships, incentives like tuition reimbursement and alternative certification programs for mid-career professionals.

An economic analysis found that major cost reductions would need to be achieved for such systems to compete with conventional energy storage devices.

Cathy Debenham, who runs the renewable energy advice website YouGen, said: "Its aim is to enable renewable heating systems to compete on a level playing field with fossil fuel ones.

"It is a violation of federal law for individuals... to create private coin or currency systems to compete with the official coinage and currency of the United States," the F.B.I. announced at the end of the trial.

AOL has said it will open its cable systems to competing Internet providers, although it does not want government restrictions as to the terms of such deals.

But in any case, since the AOL Time Warner deal was announced, several -- including AT&T, the largest -- have said they will open their systems to competing Internet offerings.

For better or worse, under current market conditions starting a new competing school system to compete with the public system will be like starting a new software company to compete with Microsoft Windows.

Be struggled for more than 10 years to create an operating system to compete with Apple, Linux and Microsoft.

"AOL has been using the political and legal system to compete against Microsoft for years," the company said.