Sentence examples for competed on which from inspiring English sources

There's not a whole lot you can learn from us, unless you need the name of an obscure, Japan-only Kylie album track or information on who competed on which series of Ru Paul's Drag Race.

There's not a whole lot you can learn from us, unless you need the name of an obscure, Japan-only Kylie Minogue album track or information on who competed on which series of Ru Paul's Drag Race.

Drivers would be able to choose their level of protection, and carmakers could compete on which model's networking features are the most elaborate, just as they do now on the number of air bags or navigation system features.

Let governments start to compete based on which ones can create the most equitable economic systems, rather than which ones can cut taxes the most.

Cooper, for his part, is thankful he competed on Drag Race, which he attributed to exposing him to an entirely new audience.

So California's ports must compete on speed, which is increasingly important for time-sensitive goods such as fashion wear or consumer electronics.

Meanwhile, the big four keep trying to add value through choice and service while also competing on price, which simply isn't possible.

At the moment, insurance companies effectively compete on underwriting, which in practice means that they try to sign up as many healthy people, and avoid signing up as many sick people, as possible.

As a result, the company hardly worried about competition; it had little need to innovate or compete on price, which made everything from cars to soda cans more expensive.

It's all part of Amazon's work to compete on context, which has been an advantage for Google's offering. .

"If we compete on wages, which are less than $2 a day for half the people in the world, the standard of living for my 13-year-old daughter's generation will be dramatically reduced.