Sentence examples for taking on competition from inspiring English sources

She argues that the new models' touch bar is the perfect feature to reposition the overall range towards the high end, as well as taking on competition from other computer manufacturers that have been building their own touchscreen devices.

If Salesforce does indeed stay true to its product roadmap and bring in more office-style features, this could be a big help it providing it more ammo for taking on competition in the sales software space.

HowAboutWe snatched up Nerve.com earlier this year to take on competition from IAC.

But for now, Belly looks to be taking on the competition from a place of real strength.

With a five-judge panel at the ready, why not take on the competition off the water?

Roach is hoping for a bout that goes more than a few rounds, if only to give Tyson better preparation for when he takes on tougher competition.

It was widely assumed that although Japanese phones have their own technical standards Vodafone would take on the competition using its 3G services and know-how while learning valuable lessons from a country at mobile-telephony's cutting edge.

This is the second in their Kung Fu series where grouper takes on the competition, with a noticeably higher production value.

Nokia's work force is committed, he said, to taking on the competition.

Make someone your training motivation, looking always to better that person no matter what happens, always taking on the competition proving to yourself that you're better then that person.

It's now made the leap to iPhone, and looks to have the features to take on the established competition there.