Sentence examples for be competed closely from inspiring English sources

This one needs to be competed closely.

Two stories emerged on Thursday that are competing closely with each other for least surprising revelation of the year.

This also means that business students are competing closely with skilled and experienced non-MBAs too.This result is that the MBA so long the natural choice for those looking to switch careers is no longer seen as an instant ticket to a new vocation.

The result means Liverpool are off the top of the table but let's not forget how well they have done to get to this stage of the season having only lost one league game and to be competing so closely with Manchester City, after finishing 25 points behind them last time.

(to be competed in 2019).

Windmüller names Familonet's main competitor as US startup Life360, while he reckons Closely will be competing against the likes of Apple's Find my friends feature, Foursquare's Swarm — and also messaging and photo-sharing apps like Taptalk and even (he says) Snapchat, given that Closely can also be used to share messages and photos with close friends too, as well as sharing movements.

Drug companies start sniping when they're competing so closely.

The deal shows just how closely HBO is competing with Netflix these days, in particular with a multi-screen strategy.

There had been competing proposals that arthropods were closely related to other groups such as nematodes, priapulids and tardigrades, but these remained minority views because it was difficult to specify in detail the relationships between these groups.

Their costs, however, have closely tracked those of larger firms because all are competing for the same scarce commodity: good lawyers.

In a highly competitive and closely watched athletic environment, there will inevitably be concerns that some are competing unfairly and thus issues regarding gender advantages will be raised (i.e., under what circumstances can transsexuals compete?).