Sentence examples for begin to compete from inspiring English sources
The smaller, or less sexy, charities can't begin to compete.
Tables, chairs and lamps can't begin to compete.
Why is it that his plays do not begin to compete?
Poor Mr. Bush can't even begin to compete in this racket.
He has the money to take those risks; they can't even begin to compete.
"They just didn't have the cash to even begin to compete against the money Romney was throwing in," he said.
But the rich brocades and manicured gardens can't even begin to compete with the performances and dialogue.
Gestures of respect by sports stars before they begin to compete can sometimes seem a bit empty.
The political power of a "Crash" cannot begin to compete with the political movies of the 70s and early 80s.
Inevitably, these skeptics contend, some of the the newly independent units will begin to compete for both funds and talent.
But as far as providing an opportunity to bridge a wide cultural divide, these cities cannot begin to compete with Beijing.China has been opening for 30 years.
