Examples of using Cannot compete in English and their translations into Slovak
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Haiti cannot compete.
Without energy, Europe cannot compete.
You cannot compete with me.
Our companies cannot compete.
I-I cannot compete with the walkers.
Local stores cannot compete.
Black cannot compete without white.
It is clear that Europe cannot compete.
Machines cannot compete with us.
So smaller companies cannot compete.
American cannot compete anymore.
Air and road transport cannot compete.
Russians cannot compete as neutrals.
It is an environment in which the small farmer cannot compete.
Women cannot compete with men in sport.
Our farmers and agro processors cannot compete on this basis.
Those who cannot compete on value have nothing left but to compete on price.
Also a private household cannot compete on the economics.
Machines cannot compete with us when it comes to tackling novel situations, and this puts a fundamental limit on the human tasks that machines will automate.
According to Alex, the mountains still cannot compete with the Alps in Liechtenstein.
Clean energy cannot compete on an equal footing if both fossil based energy and nuclear based energy are subsidised to a far greater extent than energy from renewable sources.
A removed player will leave the tournament and cannot compete for another Alliance.
Teacher salaries cannot compete with those offered to other graduates.
Obama: Europe attacks USA technology companies because they cannot compete- Engadget.
Large state companies cannot compete against private domestic or foreign companies.
What we need most is fair trade because our farmers cannot compete with farmers in the West.
When OSes are free, OS companies cannot compete on price, and so they compete on features.
The hoovering of the seascreates an unsustainable situation for the local population, who cannot compete with heavily subsidised European vessels.
This approach creates a two-tier market structure,in which small CRAs cannot compete on an equal footing with larger CRAs(paragraphs 35 to 40).
However, the Eurosystem's approach effectively upholds the two-tier market structure,in which small CRAs cannot compete on an equal footing with the large CRAs.