Sentence examples for compete seriously from inspiring English sources

But if they continue to stock a wide range of fancy foods they will struggle to compete seriously on price with the discounters.

At the time, no one believed he would win either nomination or election, but his public stature guaranteed him equal opportunity to compete seriously for the nomination.

Still, inability to compete seriously as Jordan Spieth secured his runaway victory will naturally intensify Stenson's hunger for the remainder of this season.

About 1.5 million women are employed as garment workers, and their labour has allowed the Bangladeshi garment industry to compete seriously in the global market.

He said they had decided, after months of deliberation, to move forward and see if he could find enough support among Republican primary voters to compete seriously for the party's nomination.

It took other countries 15 years to compete seriously with Silicon Valley in semiconductors, but less than five years in Internet technology.It remains to be seen whether the valley can become more resilient through social innovation.

"At first, I wasn't thinking about competing seriously," Naasz said.

Seven races apiece may not seem a lot, but both were competing seriously back in the spring.

Considering the fact that Brad and Brandon have only been competing seriously for two years, their ratings are excellent".

Harmon has not competed seriously for many years, but he celebrated his birthday early by playing in a private game on Saturday.

"Last week she asked me what will the difference be now I'm not competing seriously any more?" said Radcliffe this week, her voice welling up.