Sentence examples for are competed from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend emulously; to seek or strive for the same thing, position, or reward for which another is striving; to contend in rivalry, as for a prize or in business; as, tradesmen compete with one another.
"If you have a more productive economy, the gains are competed away in higher wages and lower prices".
The conditions were a far cry from the usual icy track that top-level ski races are competed on, but Riesch made all the necessary adjustments.
"In winter, I think the vast majority of television viewers look at these sports as something that are so difficult, so daunting, that it's an opportunity to sort of live through those remarkable athletes through those sports, which are sports that are competed on the edge".
As the report's introduction puts it:Every year the electoral calendar in Sub-Saharan Africa becomes more crowded, and every year most posts, from the presidency to seats in the National Assembly and town mayorships, are competed for rather than seized or bestowed.
For example, we have seen that features that are unpopular with consumers often are competed away".
It's based on competition -- 100% of AmeriCorps funds are competed every three years -- there are no presumptive providers or guaranteed grantees.
Charities are competing to collect.
Not all states are competing.
You are competing against global companies".
Several business models are competing for primacy.
