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compete

[kuhm-peet] / kəmˈpit /


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Moskow also notes that younger consumers are cooking more—a shift McCormick has captured through targeted marketing and disciplined pricing that makes it harder for private labels to compete.

From The Wall Street Journal

What is your outlook on Detroit’s ability to compete with Tesla?

From The Wall Street Journal

This was supposed to be England's opportunity to finally compete in Australia, the most highly-anticipated Ashes in recent memory.

From BBC

"It will potentially be a theme park that can compete with the popularity of Disneyland Paris, which has dominated the European theme park market for many years now," she tells BBC News.

From BBC

Combined, that makes it more difficult for the state to compete with the private sector, which is also struggling to hire health care workers.

From Los Angeles Times