Sentences with phrase «brighter than the competition»

Lincoln's new head - up display, available on Continental and all - new Navigator, shines brighter than the competition.

And, while it's brighter than the competition, we preferred the slightly dimmer look of the Kindle Paperwhite's light for reading, assuming you always have the light at 100 percent.

To secure your interview slot and your opportunity to sit down and talk to your future employer, your resume needs to shine brighter than the competition.

Not exact matches

Business - plan competitions can yield more than seed money for your bright idea — they can also connect you with mentors, collaborators and investors.

He believes a lack of information about charters leads many in the traditional public school world to feel a sense of competition rather than teamwork, despite the shared goal of shaping children into the best, brightest, and most successful versions of themselves.

If you do nt care about the competition then the Slides screen will be more than adequate because its bright and responsive.Of course the main reason to get the myTouch Slide is for the full QWERTY keyboard.

The blocky design and bright colors make the universe itself feel joyful at every turn, even if making soup basically means exploiting alien flora and fauna, and the competition between companies is vicious and involves the use of violence rather than marketing and advertising.

Stacked up against leading Android phones with OLED panels, the iPhone X proved to be brighter, offer better white balance and viewing angles and render more natural - looking colors than the competition, including phones from Samsung.

Everything looks bright, crisp and clear on the 4.5 - inch display and while the Moto G doesn't match up to the full HD offerings you get on the flagship phones, for a handset with such a low price you'll be more than happy and it puts the competition to shame.

While the field for finance managers and above has a bright outlook, with a 7 percent increase by 2024 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, competition for top positions exists, with more applicants than job openings.

As the Orlando market continues to ramp up, staying ahead of the competition is more important than ever, and for real estate professionals like Mickle — who aren't afraid to think outside the box — the future is looking bright.