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Without these skilled people, Canada would not be able to compete with other rich countries like America, Japan, Germany and France.

It pleased the Lord to create woman to complement man, not to compete with him or be a more rounded copy of him.

Ms Pelosi realised that she did not need to compete with the White House in producing bright ideas that the Republicans might steal.

Envy may lead to bitterness, or to a decision to compete with a rival and the production of a masterpiece.

It stayed out of the latest by-election, saying it would not compete with a red-shirt "terrorist" .

To be honest with you , it is not as easy as you thought to compete with them here. So, you`d better look before you leap.

The next time you step up to the deli counter, remember this: Bland white bread can't compete with hearty whole wheat in taste or nutrition.

Or by anyone who will compete with him (and eclipse Joe Biden, the Vice-President and a foreign affairs specialist)?

"In some markets, we continue to compete with Motorola but Motorola has never been one of our stronger and bigger competitors, " said LG.

Google's costs have continued to rise sharply as the company seeks to compete with newer rivals.

Working with Chery will allow the company to add models able to compete with Toyota, which makes the Yaris, with less investment.

New entrants might be able to make lifts but would struggle to compete with the comprehensive maintenance networks of the incumbents.

Sharif wanted to show that there is no one in the country to compete with him in politics of Pakistan.

It may be the only way left to live up to your parents' expectations and compete with the top students in the class.

She had, according to her da ughter, given up trying to compete with his work years a go, when the children were small.

or an Employee using the Company's information, property or position for his or her own personal gain or to compete with the Company.

I don't bother to compete with you. I mean, what's the point? It doesn't make any differences to me whether the winner is you or me.

While their main goal seems to be aiming resources at their mobile users, can Yelp also compete with Foursquare?

A brand new hotel has opened up in the area which has got a bit of an edge as it splurges on to compete with us.

It is the vibration of vindictiveness that causes leaders to compete with one another for territorial reign or to war upon one another.

You know I can't compete with all this, right?

He realised there was no use Silicon Valley trying to compete with the East Coast.

It does not compete with the bright flowers of spring, never to show off their beauty, it has a pair of characters, never arrogant.

That said, it seems like a cop out to say the best way to compete with Facebook's version of social is not social, but mobile.

Trouble is, no one in the U. S. has been able to produce cellulosic ethanol in mass quantities at a cost that can compete with corn ethanol.

But Mr Sharma played down the defeats, insisting India was not trying to compete with China.

He insisted, however, that it would be able to compete with the American cola brands, even with their enormous advertising budgets.

She had, according to her daughter, given up trying to compete with her husband's work years ago, when the children were small.

He dared not to compete with me in forces, but often showed his outside help and fortunes before me to cause my appetite and saliva.

Nobel may have been hesitant to compete with this established prize by creating one of his own.

Don't try to compete with him; he loads the dice against you and scores and scores all the time.

I love to see kobe and t mac compete with their full strength and anticipation to leave a mark in history.

"In terms of [workers'] productivity and logistics, Vietnam and Indonesia cannot compete with China at this moment, " he said.

Chinese military officials have said the country is stepping up its cyber warfare abilities to compete with the U.

If made into a 5*5CM music box, plus speakers worthy several cents only, the sound quality simply can't compete with that of computer.

The children had to compete with MEPs from the United Kingdom Independence Party, who started singing "God Save the Queen" .

This would give it a value to compete with the profits to be gained from its destruction and finance the cost of proper policing.

An envious friend will want what you have, but will look to you as her inspiration or role model, and compete with you to get in the lead.

Even then, this was really more of a stunt than a demonstration that the HPC Server system is ready to compete with the big boys.

But the political left is clamouring for a government-run insurance plan, to compete with private ones, as part of any reform effort.

The software giant had wanted to do a deal to be able to compete with Google, which dominates the lucrative market for internet advertising.

'Anyone who's trying to get the attention of the young Internet user now has to compete with the dominant position that Facebook has there.

I'm always trying to compete with you.

Sometimes I'm really tired of this kind of life people always compete with one another. It seems there's no true love among people nowadays.

It is pointless getting obsessed with China and trying to compete with it.

It would be necessary to produce quality goods for the international market to compete with those produced in other countries.

There is no doubt that California can successfully compete with any wine region in the world at all price ranges.

Tourism thrives in part, one senses, because Berlin's historical ghosts do not compete with the commercial clamour of a metropolis.

It should be clearly noted that this work is not intended to compete with the work of WS-I.

On these issues, we do not pursue any selfish interest, nor will we compete with any other country.

As long as you do not compete with them directly, people would surprisingly the generosity is nowise stingy to cherish time.

Now the company's soft drinks compete with giants like Coca-Cola, not just in Peru but in other Latin American countries as well.

The trend for good-looking mothers to compete with their daughters in the glamour stakes seems to be creeping into all sections of society.

There was interest in allowing the standards to compete with one another, and let the market decide who would win.

The company will let the developers ally with advertising networks that compete with Apple, and use programming tools from other companies.

But in the first third of the century it had been too expensive to compete with whiskey.

You do not know how difficult it is to compete with Barbie dolls.

Were they worried about being seen as trying to compete with the forthcoming Web standard?

At colleges and universities across the country, these programs compete with one another for students and resources.

That I seek you to aren't good by long entity apt compete with you!

We also found a collection of the work that shows Egypt's ability to compete with foreign art.

But he is not the Olympics, very fair, insufficient qualification not participating, this matter, you run your he will compete with you.

Nevertheless, Intel has continued to compete with the nonprofit, and it appears to be winning.

But we are trying to win, we are trying to go compete with and work with big huge companies where we didn't have capital we'd be screwed.

Many plants constantly compete with their neighbours for light by elongating to try and get out of their shade.

Janice: How does Mr. Ford expect to compete with a company that has such a huge reputation and huge resources?

Those who favor protection sometimes claim that it is unfair to ask Americans to compete with cheap foreign labor.

Mike: Well, at least I don't have to walk huge distances and compete with millions of other people for space on buses and trains.

Precast-concrete Blocks, often used as infill in modern steel framing, did not effectively compete with Brick until the 20th century.

Poorer people, who tend to depend more on natural resources, will bear the brunt as they will not be able to compete with the rich.

It was not unusual for the love of science to compete with the love of a woman.

The plan is supposed to describe how the company will become self-sustaining and better compete with foreign rivals.

I compete with you for that position.

Google is trying to compete with Apple, which dominates via its iTunes Music Stores, accounting for 70% of all U. S. digital music sales.

America stomped on the idea, insisting the bank should not compete with private venture-capital.

They had to compete with English and Continental authors whose quality was as high as their reputation.

Still, merging the two losers will at least mean they no longer compete with each other in tight conditions for airlines.

But after two years, she realized she couldnt compete with the big Western fashion houses if she was simply chasing their trends.

But it makes up only a tiny part of sales at Nokia, whose products have failed to compete with the more sophisticated Japanese phones.

If he is better than you, you can compete with him.

"They'll need to move up the learning curve to produce oil and gas efficiently enough to compete with the majors. "

Apple might be feeling pressure from Google, which offers a number of free solutions that compete with Apple's expensive alternative.

The only Africa-focused issue where India cannot compete with China is in bidding for concessionary rights to natural resources.

At times, Democrats compete with each other to see which candidate has opposed the war the longest.

We also offer you competitive rates as well as the quality services, which enabling you to compete with other.

Are China's hydropower construction companies ready to compete with their rivals on world market ?

Once upon a time, the thought that Korean or Japanese vehicles could compete with Detroit seemed preposterous.

'The aim of the program is not to compete with other prefectures for people, ' he says. 'We just want to help and support these people. '

We might try to tap biofuels, but only in forms that do not compete with food supplies or with precious environmental assets.

Math and science teachers will be in demand as the U. S. struggles to compete with other countries in engineering, technology, and medicine.

I was told that I would not be able to compete with men once I entered college.

If Santana really wants this holiday program to compete with "The Nutcracker, " she would be wise to spruce up the stage set.

India does not have that kind of money and it would better serve India to lift people out of poverty rather than compete with China.

Economists are expected to explain human behaviour in terms of situational factors and not to compete with preachers and politicians.

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It was an indisputable fact that the other builders found it very difficult to compete with them.

'At no point did I say we're going to take them out this year, but we're going to compete with them, ' he said.

In fact, now hundreds and even thousands of Chinese college graduates compete with one another fiercely for one civil service position.

Its strategy may also speed the emergence of Chinese mining companies big enough to compete with major Western counterparts, analysts say.

It would have been difficult for me to compete with people who love being in the fitness business.

I think most amateurs, including myself, are paying homage to the professionals and not trying to "compete" with them.

Felt the teams defensive play had to be continued if they were going to compete with the upper echelon teams.

These two file systems compete with one another and share the distinction of copy-on-write semantics (blocks are never written in place).

Compete with your own best performance--be the lead dog your competitors imitate, and you'll leave them with that rear view.

In the retail clothing world, fears are growing that few will be able to compete with a stepped-up Amazon.

But it also makes sense not to have controls so onerous that your own companies cannot compete with foreign rivals.

It's not great hardware. In fact, it's not even TRYING to compete with Apple on hardware.

'We can't compete with people from other worlds, ' she said in a whisper. 'I'm not scared. My goal is to better my personal best. '

This means you can avoid the risk of having to compete with a proprietary modified version of your own work.

In 1905 it moved into a very presentable building to compete with those of Britain, France, America, Russia and Japan.

But they may also be hard pressed to maintain prices as publishers try to lure early adopters and compete with free Web offerings.

Will you compete with him in the second round?

A strong currency hurts exporters and makes it harder for domestic manufacturers to compete with less-expensive imports from China.

Some midsize tech companies are giving up trying to compete with their larger rivals.

"You can manufacture a consumer good like a cell phone, " and other manufacturers can create a similar product to compete with it.

Ships of the class were able to compete with the Galactic Empire 's Imperial -class Star Destroyers .

At the end of 2006, foreign banks began to enjoy national treatment and compete with China's commercial banks in all businesses.

Water buffalo and horse compete with a red tractor, evidence of a beginning in farm mechanization.

I am afraid it is difficult for you to compete with those well equipped manufacturer whose product is of better quality.

Mr. Jobs said Apple's relationship with Google changed when Google 'decided to compete with us', particularly in the area of mobile phones.

I'm not sure what order Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal will finish in but it's going to be difficult to compete with the Blues.

"I never thought someone from a little rural hick town could actually compete with the bigger city high schools, " she says.

Sources say. . . a Sony - operated store. . . will sell the company's own goods cut - rate and compete with Sony dealers.

Using a unique cell design, the company has created a high-efficiency mono-crystalline solar cell that could compete with SunPower.

Meanwhile guide books for immigrants warned them to stay away from the South by pointing out that they would have to compete with slaves.

Neil Hopkinson has no doubts that 3D printing will compete with mass manufacturing in many areas.

One proposal is to offer the choice of a government insurance plan that would compete with private insurers.

Our products compete with those of other factories in terms of quality, reliability and, above all, variety.

As you can see, the length of other columns and the inline length actually compete with each other.

A Reuters Radio News service was also set up to compete with the Independent Radio News.

Independent inventors began to find it difficult to compete with inventors hired by the corporations.

The Rapide will compete with vehicles like the Porsche Panamera in the ever-growing luxury four-door coupe segment.

You then can compete with other photographers on the basis of price, or on the basis of the uniqueness of your photography, or on both.

Deep-rooted vegetables get nutrients and moisture from lower down, so they do not compete with shallower plants.

We should also see decrease in the number of species as they compete with one another and unsuccessful species are eliminated.

Without the other bacteria and germs to compete with, Clostridium difficile is able to multiply more easily.

Jackson had the kind of global appeal that few musicians can compete with.

Yet, even a magnet the size of a planet can't compete with a magnet the size of a star.

With tougher mortgage rules, banks will no longer have to lower their standards to compete with the industry's unregulated parts.

The right to be read a bedtime story, without having to compete with the evening news or Eastenders.

Wear It: There's nothing subtle about a high-low hem, so make sure the rest of your dress doesn't compete with the drama of the hem.

This system makes it impossible for developing country universities to compete with the big players in the United States or Europe.

The source that city development be out of balance, consist in primarily place the competition compete with place excessively.

Wall Street banks are wading deeper into the business of supplying oil as they compete with oil merchants selling crude to refineries.

a loud voice cannot compete with a clear voice, even if it's a whisper.

The risk for that is you basically start to compete with every single one of your customers.

Not one of us is excited by the prospect of returning to India. It cannot compete with the beauty and peace of Nepal.

They feel unable to compete with -- much less contribute to -- the quantity of information that is now available electronically.

The company in California for travelers, and the low fares, high comfort level to compete with JetBlue Airways.

Private enterprises have to continuously negotiate government authority and company interests to compete with state-owned enterprises.

Despite appearances, this should not be seen as an attempt simultaneously to co-opt and compete with Apple.

In our schools, FOR instance, students of different races learn together, play together and compete with one another in the sports arena.

They wanted new states to be free from slavery, so they would not have to compete with slave labor.

At the same time, thousands of independent telephone companies sprang up to compete with Bell Exchanges.

He must now deal with an enraged Asuka and master the "Zero Zone" to compete with everyone else's upgraded cars.

They not only compete with each other, but also challenge themselves, trying to surpass themselves to be "faster, higher and stronger" .

Still, that alone won't be enough to deliver battery life to compete with Android devices, let alone BlackBerry or Nokia.

Some of my classmates were very good at this game and I often tried to compete with them to improve my skill.

The change is designed to help the car compete with the progenitor of the four-door coupe genre, the Mercedes CLS.

Google could definitely do it, but someone needs to step up and compete with that Amazon's ease of use.

As far as another team enticing Bryant, they would need enough cap space to give him an offer large enough to compete with the Lakers .

But Greeks coming to Australia in search of work and a better life will have to compete with a growing throng of other crisis-hit Europeans.

What are those market forces ? Sport used to just compete with sport . Nowadays it competes with other leisure activities .

Such animals would not compete with wild-type animals in a natural environment.

Become introduced to skiing in training mode and finally compete with the top stars of the international skiing elite in world cup mode.

But these newcomers have to compete with an already established sporting culture, built on cricket.

Many services perform CPU and disk-intensive initializations that compete with your logon activities.

In the process, China is on the long road toward building a small army of lawyers that can compete with the U. S. in upcoming WTO battles.

To let me compete with this little boy.

Consumers these days prefer casual clothes, but Brazil is now too rich to compete with cotton producers in Vietnam or Indonesia.

Altogether, this gives startups a unique set of value drivers that allow them to compete with traditional powerhouses from a safe distance.

India has no choice, but to compete with china and fare better.

The country is also modernizing its global navigation system to compete with those of the United States, Russia and Europe.

Motorola's handset unit lost more than $3 billion in the past two years as it struggled to compete with the iPhone and BlackBerry.

None of his later books can compete with his first one.

The President wants to establish government-run health insurance companies to compete with private companies.

Liberal Democrats support the proposal for a self-supporting government insurance plan to compete with private ones.

On a computer, anyone can put up a Web site and compete with an established retailer.

Do you see new businesses opening that compete with you by having more current technology and products?

His claim that America can't compete with China on solar comes despite promising developments in the U. S. solar industry.

However, economists point out that India will have to compete with China, whose goods have already flooded Southeast Asian countries.

The size increase will enable it to compete with vehicles like the Cadillac STS, BMW 5-Series and Audi A6, not to mention the Volvo S80.

Drug companies probably couldn't profit from RISUG, she says, since it is so long-lasting and would compete with female birth-control pills.

He says, if Ethiopia had no restrictions, his company would have to compete with larger companies.

Every four years, 32 football teams come together to compete with each other, trying to get the world cup.

Given such circumstances, how will Taiwan be able to compete with other countries?

It is hard for older workers to compete with younger ones for new jobs in which the older workers have no specific human capital.

Do not compete with your friend; play, but do not compete. Friendship does not have a goal ---- and.

Private insurers will have to compete with a public plan modelled on Medicare.

Right. Now, keep in mind that the directors often compete with each other to be in good standing with the CEO.

He thought he would slam-dunk to compete with Hollifield.

Nowadays, travel agencies have to compete with the Internet for business since people can find information and cheap ticket prices on-line.

And we do not really wish to compete with the private sector if it can do an equally competent job.

The pathogenic compete with the beneficial microorganisms for energy, amino acids, and minerals intended for productive use by the animal.

Already Chinese companies such as Lenovo, Haier and CNOOC are beginning to compete with leading multinationals.

The government does not want to issue the 3G licences until its home-grown technology is ready to compete with foreign standards.

I wonder, if it could eventually become hand held, would this compete with Tasers?

The currencies of countries whose exports compete with China were lifted by the speculation over the renminbi.

Mosquito The last creature to compete with man was the mosquito.

Production would have to go offshore because Germany could not possibly compete with low wages in South-East Asia.

He would compete with three others for a trip to Korea. . . . . .

Second, other Asian countries that compete with China for exports may also allow their currencies to strengthen against the dollar.

They have been available to compete with gasoline-powered vehicles for decades, and were once a significant part of the market.

The smaller of the two, Iberia has lost market share in Spain and is struggling to compete with low-cost carriers.

But we're reading multiple reports that the store will soon be a stand-alone product and will compete with the Android Market.

To compete with world top players, as she thought, was a good way to gain experience.

As an aircraft it was overweight and underpowered, and as a car it could not compete with the powerful American-made cars of the day.

Industrial leaders wanted to keep them high, too. They did not want to compete with low-priced foreign products.

In fact, many of the elements on this page seem to compete with each other.

That added size should help the Arnage better compete with its rivals from Britain and Germany.

Although Qixi Festival has regained popularity in recent years, it has struggled to compete with Western Valentine's Day.

A Microsoft takeover is the only way the two companies can compete with Google, he says.

Even though men may deny it, women may soon be able to compete with men in most sporting events.

We are in an international market - we have to compete with universities in the US, Australia, China and Brazil.

We would be looking to complement rather than compete with any leadership efforts currently going on.

Industry analysts say it is tough for China's domestic tire makers to compete with foreign rivals for this sophisticated part of the market.

For living, corporations must come up with a thorough plan to compete with others, instead of only going as the situation changes.

It was clear to Tom that for the kiosk business to compete with web-based check-in services, increasing penetration wasn't enough.

I'll go on training as an amateur until I can compete with the national champion.

It is difficult for a traditional flower store to compete with a supermarket .

They find themselves priced out of export markets or struggling to compete with cheap imports.

They also attempt to compete with other males by poaching mates for brief affairs.

When the children of such families arrive in the US, they are woefully unprepared to compete with their middle-class agemates.

"How can you compete with a country that is run like a company? " an Indian entrepreneur at the forum asked me of China.

He is still in business, but barely, and says he refuses to cut corners to make cheaper flags to compete with Chinese imports.

But instead of all that new economic activity, now Ford has to compete with another zombie car company.

They compete with slick advertising or too-good-to-be-true offers, like those for low initial interest rates.

When it comes to English, I can't compete with him.

Companies that squelch creativity can no longer compete with companies that champion creativity.

The MapPoint Add-In has been described as "an entry-level mapping solution, " not designed to compete with enterprise level solutions.

Mobile (wireless) network has become a new field where enterprises will compete with one another in the future commercial war.

Shanghai's bar avenues now bustle until the wee hours; regional noodle shops compete with McDonald's for the pre-dawn multitude.

It is hard to make such components small and cheap enough to compete with copper wiring.

"Many customers won't be happy with the decision to compete with them, " Mr. Kwok said. "But we have no choice. "

The European commission will also study the creation of a European credit rating agency to compete with the three US-based market leaders.

A new microbe engineering trick could potentially make butanol, a promising biofuel, so cheaply that it could compete with ethanol.

I had more than half the 2, 145 delegates I needed to be nominated, and had only Jerry Brown to compete with the rest of the way in.

As all these programmers compete with one another to make faster, more stable, and more intuitive browsers, we Web surfers keep winning.

Do you think Chinese farmers will be threatened because domestic grains must compete with higher quality imports?

A store that sold rugs in San Diego didn't have to compete with a rug store in Miami and in many ways, your location was your niche.

During the presidential election, he must compete with the influential Hilary.

It is difficult for a small grocery store to compete with a supermarket.

The ZED product detail have been research and the supply chain put in place to allow ZED's to compete with the conventional alternatives.

Of course, why would Apple even attempt to compete with the noise of CES?

Thanks to the Internet server results WWW, you can compete with participants from around the world.

Nokia pulled out of the PC market in 1991 after failing to compete with the likes of Dell, the computer maker.

The desire to compete with Apple is widespread among many companies in the tech sector.

"Our certification might compete with the AACSB, but it is too early to tell. "

Children had to compete with each other since they were very young, which brought them increasing psychological pressure.

And don't I have to compete with providers from all over the world who are able and willing to work for less? Yes.