Sentence examples for are increasingly competing from inspiring English sources

Agriculture and ecosystems are increasingly competing for water.

Companies are increasingly competing for the same wallet.

Agriculture and the eco-environment are increasingly competing for water.

"Countries are increasingly competing more and more aggressively for mobile foreign direct investment," Mr. Noonan added.

Apple's iTunes and Google's YouTube are increasingly competing as venues for distribution of music and videos.

"American workers are increasingly competing with increasingly skilled and always cheaper labor in emerging markets", said Lonski.

"Today, in addition to London," the report's authors intoned, "we're increasingly competing with cities like Dubai, Hong Kong and Tokyo".

Mr. Obama is increasingly competing with the presidential candidates for public attention, even as he looks to burnish his legacy.

At the institutional level, Chinese universities were increasingly competing with one another to improve their status and employing foreigners helped their reputations, he said.

But it is increasingly competing for influence and power with Wall Street, national governments and smaller regional development banks, who have as much or more money to offer.

Google is increasingly competing with Microsoft head-on in software that handles basic productivity like word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and e-mail programs.