Sentence examples for when competing with from inspiring English sources

And yet our young people remain at a disadvantage when competing with their peers from overseas.

That puts Google at a disadvantage when competing with vision-led companies.

Though impeccably tender, it was too unassertive on the palate when competing with Madeira jus and truffled mash.

Mr. Marotta said that despite its size, the company was not at a disadvantage when competing with multinational corporations.

We cast a dozen times but got no takes, which often happens when competing with so much bait.

Aviva says that its bid, which would unite Britain's two biggest insurance companies, promises advantages when competing with larger American and European firms.

Private healthcare companies have been accused of getting unfair tax relief when competing with the NHS to provide treatments such as chemotherapy for patients at home.

And it could help Apple avoid the fate the Macintosh experienced in the 1990s when competing with PCs running Microsoft's Windows operating system.

When competing with the humble DVD, Internet movie boxes do poorly on price, selection and viewing flexibility (that is, how much time you have to watch).

"Nursing doesn't seem like a very exciting career option for young people, especially when competing with a host of other careers now available for women".

Multihop flows experience unfairness, including starvation, when competing with nodes closer to the gateway [1 3].