Sentence examples for that would be competitive from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to respond with something that would be competitive, but not the same".

Microsoft worked with other hardware partners to devise products that would be competitive with the iPad, but it ran into disagreements over designs and prices.

And in July of last year we were given basically six months to come up with a motor that would be competitive against Ferrari, Mercedes Benz and Renault.

Mr Kerry said something both sensible and prescient: that American carmakers fighting higher fuel-economy standards were actually fighting the need to make cars that would be competitive in the future.

The sale would make it possible for Pan Am to begin an East Coast shuttle service that would be competitive in frequency of flights with the Eastern Air Lines shuttle service.

Robert L. Jaffe, a physics professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the co-author of the American Physical Society report, said that extraction of lithium with a filtration system would be a new development, and that it remained to be seen if lithium could be captured that way at a price that would be competitive with the big producers in Chile and Argentina.

Last March, he researched alternate events that would be less competitive in Nigeria.

In short, he was building a state that would be as competitive as possible in that time and place.

The subset of IRs that would be most competitive for cruciform extrusion are those with long copy lengths and short spacers.

This, he says, is long enough to make it possible to provide a broadband service that would be cost-competitive with today's land and satellite-based systems.

"If the allegations are true, then it's serious and we've got a problem because that would be anti-competitive," said Jeff Brown, a PUC commissioner.