Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A little promotion could put me ahead of the competition.
• The business is going well, but in order to grow to the next level, I need to stay one step ahead of my competition and take risks.
• You want to be a little bit ahead of the competition, but not too far ahead.
• A strong brand is one more way to stay ahead of the competition.
• I agree with you, however, that we should make an effort ahead of the Competition Council next spring to maximise coordination, at least on principles, for example linking scrapping schemes to specific emissions targets.
• In comparison with other candidate countries, this puts Iceland ahead of the competition.
• The Commission will review the situation with sectors and sub sectors subject to international competition and make any necessary proposals by 31 December 2010, 6 months ahead of what was originally foreseen.
• We need a strong technological foundation if European companies are to stay ahead of the competition, particularly that posed by the Asian economies.

• Compared with its global competitor, the USA, the EU is characterised by a lack of transparency directly ahead of the accession of 10 new Member States.
• Time always gets ahead of our emotions.
• Deutsche Bank itself, without the business it had contributed to the new Eurohypo, was likewise still ranked ahead of BGB, which the decision does not list among the leading competitors.
• Meanwhile we go ahead of schedule.
• And now we can be a team instead of competitors.
• Dr. Rathburn needs funding to keep Citadel Assessment Protocols ahead of its competitors.
• This pregnancy is two years ahead of schedule.
• In the future we wish to see a strong and independent European Central Bank and not just one alongside our global competitors, Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, but, preferably, edging ahead of them.