Sentence examples for to compete both from inspiring English sources

Investment managers have begun to compete both to manage the money and to sell the accounts.

Nurturing internal renegades has become something of a trend at Internet companies as they try to compete both with start-ups and the unpredictable colossus Google.

Farmers in poor countries, especially in Africa, must be given a fair chance to compete, both in world markets and at home.

She would like to compete both on the track and the road at the 2012 London Games or the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.

To compete both on cost and marketing, big car firms have had to squeeze a variety of new models onto ever fewer basic chassis and engine designs.

Normally, rabbinical school is five years, and cantorial school is four, but by taking extra classes and attending summer school, she was able to compete both programs in six years.

(USA does have high hopes for Ticketmaster's new initiative to create an auction marketplace to resell tickets, competing both with eBay and with scalpers).

Jones is the 10th American to compete at both summer and winter Olympics.

To compete in both domestic and Champions Leagues Chelsea need a new striker.

We have to compete with both the professional and the useless.

Now the two biggest radio companies have formed an alliance to compete on both fronts.