Sentence examples for challenge compete from inspiring English sources

The way a "scene" works from a creative standpoint is a group of talented creative people coalesce, challenge, compete, and collaborate with each other, in a way that encourages and demands and rewards growth.

The way a "scene" works from a creative standpoint is a group of talented creative people coalesce, challenge, compete, and collaborate with each other, in a way that encourages, and demands, and rewards growth.

Mr. White, meanwhile, faces another challenge: competing with bargain-basement equipment available on the secondary market, including his own company's unsold inventory.

Android/iOS Any new messaging app faces a challenge competing with giants like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, but PlayStation Messages' key feature is an app for the social features of Sony's PS4 console.

"At the start of the season I said that winning the league and the cup was a challenge, competing in Europe was an ilusión, a hope, something to be enthused by.

After spending the summer winning four Olympic gold medals in London, the 17-year-old swimmer Missy Franklin has lined up her next challenge: competing for her school team in Aurora, Colorado.

Jaguar's big challenge: competing with the likes of Mercedes, BMW and Lexus.

The deposed top-dog faces a huge challenge competing with the generation that the current world number one leads.

Android accounts for 86% of all smartphones sold in Russia today, and with Google's search services the default on those devices, Yandex (and other search providers) face a big challenge competing against it for mobile search.

Fresh from his London 2012 success, Ben turned his focus to the next challenge, competing with Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) on the 2012/13 America's Cup World Series.

"Clear evidence that stars and galaxies formed soon after the Big Bang will challenge competing theories regarding the formation of the modern universe".