Sentence examples for comfortable competing from inspiring English sources

Men may be more comfortable competing than women, the Gender Project survey suggested.

Boccie is also a sport in which some women say they feel comfortable competing against men.

"I don't feel comfortable competing with many people, and instead I find it more enjoyable doing something nobody else is doing," he added.

Barty, who goes primarily by Ash, said her friendship with Dellacqua, 28, made her feel comfortable competing against women who have been as many as 22 years older than she is.

To challenge the status quo so that future generations of girls can feel comfortable competing for office in equal measure, perhaps the west should look to countries that have been more welcoming to female heads of government such as Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica.

At Row New York we want our girls to become women who are comfortable competing for the highest grade in the class, a political campaign, or a big promotion.

Since then, Microsoft has become more comfortable in competing against Linux, at times running its products on the same machines in data centers, desktops and laptops, Mr. Negroponte noted.

There's room, it would seem, for a network where representatives from the right and left can both feel comfortable, and compete on roughly equal terms.

Comfortable to compete in the marketplace, they take the same spirit to church-building, each congregation challenging its neighbour to build bigger and better.

"We always feel comfortable that if we are competing and defending over 48 minutes, we're going to break loose at some point offensively".

Rajiv Ouseph says he is comfortable handling the added pressure of competing in a home Olympics.