Sentence examples for compete for position from inspiring English sources

The only design problem is the narrow passageway between the reception stand and the end of the bar, where entering guests, bar patrons and waiters picking up drink orders all compete for position.

This uses a simplified version of older boards, which won't amaze you with their intricacy, but which do offer up a way to at least compete for position, and use the old coin and star-based system from previous games.

Cars encourage the individual operators of the mobile social isolation chambers to compete for position in traffic, at the gas station, while exiting the freeway the roads are fundamentally capitalistic in that cooperation is possible but not encouraged.

Cars encourage the individual operators of the mobile social isolation chambers to compete for position in traffic, at the petrol station, while exiting the motorway – the roads are fundamentally capitalistic in that cooperation is possible but not encouraged.

As a result, a new political dynamic is being created as states, multi-national corporations and civil society organisations compete for position in the existing and emerging governance space of the biomedical knowledge economy.

Never do join-up with more than one horse in the ring because they may be confused and may compete for position in the herd.

"They're apprehensive about having to compete for positions with younger workers who may be more technologically advanced," Dr. Nuccitelli said.

One need only look at the world of politics to see that men and women compete for positions of leadership for reasons having little or nothing to do with compensation.

The show will also have performances by stars who compete for positions on the Billboard charts rather than the U.S.T.A. rankings: the British band BBMak, the 15-year-old pop singer Mario and Vanessa Carlton.

Soon, more than fifty women were lined up outside Meridian's office to compete for positions that would pay as much as thirty-eight hundred dollars a month — more than ten times Fiji's annual per-capita income.

Brundage received a German pledge that Jewish nationals would be allowed to compete for positions on Germany's Olympic team (only one, Helene Mayer, a fencer, made it), & was assured that no discrimination would be shown against American Jewish athletes.