Sentences with phrase «to compete on»

Today, coal can't compete on price with wind or solar, either.

Since most private education loans do not compete on price, a private consolidation loan is merely replacing one or more private education loans with another.

As a result, an argument could be made against disrupting that, although additional quality and depth will always be useful to them to continue to compete on various fronts.

Many enterprises also make the mistake of competing on price points instead of building a consumer - centric culture.

When you consider that job searching is typically one of the most stressful times in your life, do you really want a resume writer who competes on cost rather than quality?

Happy that at this moment in time both consoles can compete on equal terms, and that gamers are not getting a raw deal anymore.

For the first time we will be publishing rates of companies who only offer rates to existing customers as well as companies competing on the open market.

You can't compete on quality and service without putting a price tag on it.

Some operators compete on cost, or offer lots of extra «free stuff», but they generally have to sacrifice service to do so.

Teams competing on all fronts need more than one experienced striker.

I feel we're just 3 signings away from competing on all fronts.

The studio also recently launched a campaign mode for the game that sees players competing on leaderboards.

Rather than competing on value alone, the American retailer shifted its focus to product selection, design and marketing.

Say, you really don't want to offer discounts because not only will your margins suffer, but also competing on price is a slippery slope you can't afford to step onto.

Those that sell actively managed ETFs don't see themselves as competing on low costs.

Every self respecting video game fighter & enthusiast will tell you that controllers are not the way to go when competing on a tournament level.

Users can interact, collaborate, and even compete on returns with anyone in their network — from followers to friends.

But the bigger pay - off is in the longer term where competing on service means building an ongoing relationship with the client.

Show stages off to friends or take them global and compete on leaderboards for the best times.

This sort of push and pull between companies that compete on multiple fronts is nothing new.

To compete on service, lawyers will have to provide superior service and also educate clients on the benefits of that superior service.

Each sandbox skill has server rankings for those who want to compete on more than just level.

Show off your skills by competing on the integrated online leaderboards, and win achievements as you raise your game!

When it tried to compete on specs, it did poorly.

In fact, a number of pet specialty retail chains across the country have added or enhanced their own home - delivery services to better compete on convenience.

One way to compete on low price and beat your competitors is to offer the type of white - glove customer service that is expected only of premium brands.

Most new companies can't survive as commodity businesses competing on price.

There will always be someone willing to do things cheaper so be careful about competing on price.

Our best chance at competing on even grounds against them will probably come after the game releases on consoles early next year.

It has never and can never compete on the level of shallow entertainment.

If you can only compete on price, as every indie author knows, you are in trouble.

The length of a marathon was at first not fixed, since all that was important was that all athletes competed on the same course.

Modern combat games compete on authenticity; their creators must gather props and detail from the realm of fact and arrange them into believable fiction.

We need to enable the young Bar to compete on merit in order to ensure that those who are not up to it, give way to those who are.

The fact that they can no longer compete on price prevents any competitor coming in the first place.

Only a small number of actively managed balanced funds can compete on fees.

There's also a score attack mode that allows you to replay certain arena combat encounters from the campaign in order to compete on global leaderboards.

This should please every true Arsenal supporter because it shows that the team has great strength in depth which is very good for us to compete on different fronts.

The 32 players will then compete on day two to make the Top 8.

Indeed, the two sites usually compete on exclusive deals.

Whereas normal race cars compete on smooth, even race track surfaces, a rally stage consists of dips, large rocks and jumps.

Don't big clubs use their finance and the manager his abilities in such a way as to make competing on all fronts possible?

Some innovations, like stockings that don't run or light bulbs that last a long time, have meant that industries compete on quality and service and not quantity.

Especially when the net result will again be less competition, and less incentive than ever to seriously compete on price, network quality, and customer service.

One reason the court failed to buy this argument is that the major publishers clearly had zero interest in actually competing on price — in fact, they wanted to do exactly the opposite.

Two sets of chest CT scans were compared and it was decided that there was insufficient resolution of the signs to allow him to compete on safety grounds.

So you will continue to deepen in that and then just compete on your expertise, your knowledge, and your instincts and judgment really.

They simply compete on the basis that their children are going to be smarter than those of women who make different choices!