Sentence examples for compete not just from inspiring English sources
Under polyandry, males must compete not just mano a mano but even sperma a sperma.
In track and field, athletes compete not just against one another, but against the intrinsic barriers of human achievement.
And discount airlines have spread so widely that they compete not just against lumbering network carriers but against each other.
But a complete view of a nation's competitiveness should involve analysis of its ability to compete not just in the present but in the future too.
At the National Games next August, athletes will compete not just for medals but also for lavish bonuses and property, said Mr. Ma, the sports editor.
This is the season when shows about gays are set to compete not just with mainstream fare but against one another.
Thomson understood that he was competing not just against newspapers such as the Times but against electronic services including the A.P., Reuters, and Bloomberg.
It's at the Olympic Stadium in London where we'll see athletes competing not just against one another, but against the intrinsic barriers of human achievement.
This opens up an intriguing prospect: two private developers, facing off across the water, competing not just for profits but for architectural distinction.
This is a crowded field in which artists are competing not just against one another but the great masters of the past.
