Sentence examples for to compete on knowledge from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason for this is that it has become difficult to compete on knowledge because there aren't many  tools available and developers who choose to start from scratch waste precious time reinventing the wheel.

In a globally integrated world such knowledge will enable the next generation to compete on a vastly transformed global landscape.

This is a place of knowledge, this Harvard, this magisterially earthly University; and it is sometimes tempting for religion to compete on that playing field, even to claim victories.

Some providers will choose to compete on price; others will compete on service.

To compete on sticker price, they have to cut costs.

You like to compete on a friendly basis".

"We're not out there to compete on league tables.

London didn't want to compete on that basis.

Most banks prefer to compete on the basis of "relationships".

They absolutely like to compete on this golf course".

Similarly, to compete on costs Starbucks needs a flexible workforce.