Sentence examples similar to are competing beneath from inspiring English sources

Beneath the blades of grass that cushion my steps, many species of plant life are competing for water and nutrients to sustain their growth.

"You are competing.

Men are competing".

There are competing theories.

"We're competing".

"Rosetta is competing.

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Along with Canada, Russia and other Arctic nations are making competing United Nations bids over potentially lucrative Arctic lands, staking a claim on a region with reportedly 90 billion barrels worth of oil sitting untapped beneath the frozen crust.

Failure is by the competing modes of face sheet microbuckling, plastic shear of the core, and face sheet indentation beneath the loading rollers.

In addition, it is likely that the competing hardwoods in the south-eastern USA are more competitive (for light, water and nutrients) than the perennial broadleaved species that grow beneath the crop canopy in South Africa.

Presumably, they are asleep beneath nearby spruce.