Sentence examples for building competing from inspiring English sources

Microsoft thought they might be building competing platforms, instead of non-competing applications.

And there is duplication now with European countries wasting money building competing models of tanks, aircraft, armoured cars, ships.

The prime minister, parliamentary speaker and other senior members of the National Resistance Movement, the ruling party, are building competing power bases in readiness for the president's eventual departure.But when that will come is unclear.

And if you think those platform-owned apps are not functional enough, there are startups out there also building competing alternatives.

Having dressed in coveralls to look like a workman, he took the footlocker to the landmark 307-foot (94-meter) tall University of Texas clock tower building (competed in 1937), arriving at about 11 30 am.

Around half of all aluminium goes into vehicles and buildings, competing with steel.

It's not about providing glitzy iconic buildings, competing one against the other, but how we use the best of what we've got".

Source: Getty Images Coloured reflective glass, a popular feature of new commercial buildings, competes with traditional mudbrick facades.

The centre is up for the "higher education/research" section of the awards, one of 29 categories for which buildings compete in Singapore in October.

"Because a super's base wages vary between different-size buildings but are standardized by the union, it's how buildings compete," he said.

As more new apartment buildings compete for renters by expanding their amenities -- high-end gyms, pools, entertainment lounges, roof decks and communal gardens are now common -- more singles spend time in their buildings, and inevitably meet each other.