Sentence examples similar to compete half from inspiring English sources

The city's Sanhedrin did try to compete half-heartedly with Edinburgh in the new year festivities for a while, but what was the point?

Richie Ramsay and Andy Murray are in a very similar predicament at the moment - both competing half way around the world while they await the arrival of their first-borns.

For every blurred piety here ("We are all ultimately saved by grace"), there's a sentence that shames everything around it ("Philosophy is likely to be a tension between competing half-truths").

But if they only compete with half of the population, ie only with other men, for their high-powered leadership roles in the NHS, how can this possibly be a good thing?

"David Sacks is a very talented guy and now I only have to compete with half of him," he says.

They didn't consistently compete defensively, half-heartedly closing on shooters and failing to even get a hand up on other occasions.

A few months ago, he competed a half Ironman in Laguna Phuket.

But as many as 5,000 remaining Afghans are now competing for half as many slots.

And with more than 300 UK institutions competing for half a million students, the stakes are high.

Samuel Shankland, an international master and the reigning United States junior champion, was the team's top player and competed in half its matches.

On Wednesdays, she would slip into the Broadway theatres to catch the matinees, and as a teenager she competed with half of America for the part of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind.