Examples of using Could compete in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Indian cottons created the market and then British manufacturers invested in machines(and imported Indian know-how) to increase production so that they could compete with India.
No woman could compete with you, if she thought there was even a chance of you and I being together.
Western society was a community of individuals who could compete for the highest prizes.
Everyone could compete to buy these allowances,
no industry could compete face to the drug industry,
He knew no smallholding dirt farmer could compete with slave plantations so he took us out from Kentucky to get away from'em.
should be more confident from the experience as they showed they could compete with the bigger schools.
though only free male Greek citizens could compete.
During its launch in 1948, there were only a few cars that could compete with the Jaguar XK120.
Of the many brands of knives it is difficult to find such eminent samples that could compete with the Swiss ones.
Caribbean tobacco could compete neither in quality nor in quantity with that produced in the mid-Atlantic colonies.
That way he could compete in nationwide exams and perhaps get into high school.
Ruffo was the only male opera singer of his time who could compete, in terms of celebrity and fees, with Caruso.
we have proved that we could compete.”.
Miss Potter was released on 29 December 2006 so that the film could compete for the 2007 Academy Awards.
so that our people could compete in this new global economy.
It saw a chance“to reposition alcohol as a consumer product which could compete in the psychoactive night-time drugs economies,” according to alcohol researchers Fiona Measham and Kevin Brain.
the loss of markets in the neighboring countries gave Israel a strong incentive to develop industries that could compete in Western markets.
Asked if it would benefit consumers if transportation services like Uber and Lyft could compete with taxi companies without price
the financial sense, in the modernisation of classical France into an industrial superpower that could compete on equal terms.