Sentence examples for years to compete from inspiring English sources

Although Mexican workers have managed impressive gains in productivity over the past ten years to compete with America and Canada, real wages have not kept pace.

Born without fibulas, he had both legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday, and he has battled for years to compete against able-bodied athletes.

TheWorks, Waterstones, Foyles and other high street brands- Major high street brands have expanded and updated their online offers in recent years to compete with Amazon.

After struggling for years to compete physically with quicker, more powerful teams, the Spurs have found the proper balance of grizzled experience and youthful energy.

Mr. Pistorius, who was born without fibulas, had his lower legs amputated before his first birthday, and he battled for many years to compete against able-bodied athletes.

In May she became the first woman in 58 years to compete in a PGA Tour event; she played two rounds before missing the cut in the Colonial.

It has lost business in recent years to competing cities with newer, more spacious exhibition halls, and its net operating income fell to $2.8 million in fiscal 1989 -- the latest figure available -- from $4.8 million in 1988.

Tesco is to launch its own Android smartphone by the end of the year to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S5.

Mrs. Clinton has struggled for a year to compete with the oratory of her main Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama.

A gymnast must be 16 during an Olympic year to compete in the Games, the minimum age since 1997.

At Johns Hopkins he was part of a team that designed and built an off-road vehicle from scratch each year to compete at the Baja SAE Intercollegiate Design competition.