Sentence examples for competed heavily from inspiring English sources

(As promised, Mr. Obama competed heavily in both states, and won them).

Still, Mr. Romney sought to play down Mr. Santorum's sweep on Tuesday, saying that his campaign had not competed heavily in those contests, which awarded no delegates.

Dr. Dean's unexpectedly strong showing in Iowa has also forced the campaign to divert resources from places like New Hampshire, where Mr. Gephardt competed heavily in 1988.

Obama and Clinton have competed heavily for the African American vote in South Carolina, and the Clinton campaign fears that Obama will now win the majority of that vote, perhaps a sizable majority.

Among Israelis, the news from the Palestinian front competed heavily with reports of a brewing political battle at home over an austerity budget announced on Wednesday by Finance Minister Silvan Shalom.

TechCrunch has learned from multiple sources that Parallels, the virtualization software specialist with millions of users, is getting acquired by Corel, the Canadian company behind design apps like CorelDraw and productivity apps like WordPerfect that once competed heavily with Microsoft.

BMW competes heavily with Toyota's Lexus brand, which imports nearly every model from Japan.

And because Windows laptop manufacturers compete heavily on price, they rarely fit dedicated graphics cards.

By contrast, Gen . Wesley K. Clark who is also competing heavily in New Hampshire, has two offices there, though he is planning to open more over the next few weeks.

It remains to be seen, Mr. McGonigle said, how the decision will affect Maine's $75-million-a-year 75-million-a-year 75-million-a-year 75-million-a-yeareign producers.

Web sites like iTrain and others may need to watch their pennies in the future, because health clubs could start competing heavily with independent fitness trainers.