Sentence examples for be competing over from inspiring English sources

This will increase the level of LMC in a patch (males will be competing over fewer virgin females that have not yet dispersed) and so females would be expected to produce a sex ratio biased more towards daughters than under basic LMC (Ode, Antolin & Strand, 1998).

At the Republican primary debates last winter, the candidates seemed to be competing over who could invoke the word "illegal" most frequently.

In response, the two major parties, Labor and the Tories, often seem to be competing over which can talk tougher and produce stricter anti-refugee policies.

Sharp, who will be competing over 500m at the Great North City Games in Newcastle on Saturday, said in Rio that the decision to overturn rules on testosterone suppression made competing against Semenya, and other hyperandrogenic athletes, difficult.

Meanwhile, French and German leaders seem to be competing over who can say more categorically that they will never send troops to help out in Iraq -- even though the help needed now is to organize the first U.N.-supervised democratic election in that country.

The video stars will be competing over an 11-week period for the chance to win $60,000, paid out as $5,000-per-month installments, meant to help fund their streaming careers.

The latest thing we're competing over is typing speed.

I suspected the same thing, so there we were, competing over who was the sickest.

Bush and McCain have been competing over who is the most unlike Clinton.

He added: "Some in Israel are happy that the candidates are competing over who is the biggest supporter of Israel.

He and his best friend, Mark Smith, a reservist with the Royal Anglians, were competing over who would be sent first.