Sentence examples for competed reasonably from inspiring English sources

"I competed reasonably well today," Goydos said.

For much of the contest, Down competed reasonably in midfield but the Mourne forwards were unable to evade the shackles of a strong and disciplined Derry defence.

In fact, the CEO pointed to a test done by PCWorld that claims that "T-Mobile's HSPA+ 21 service won in the 3G bracket of [the] study, and the company's high-end HSPA+ 42 service competed reasonably well with other providers' 4G service".

Toyota Motor, which had been making LandCruisers for years, was able to compete reasonably well even more so as it expanded its luxury SUV offerings through its premium Lexus division but for years the best Honda could muster was little more than a platform borrowed through a joint venture with Isuzu.

At 36 times last year's earnings, no public company could reasonably compete.

They cannot reasonably compete with the Yankees, having lost 26 of the 39 regular-season games they have played against them.

There aren't many top quality fighters who could reasonably compete at that weight, and even less who can't actually make the bantamweight limit.

Though the Brazilian Socialists were probably helpful in boosting Silva to victory in Pernambuco (one of two states that Silva won, along with Acre in the northwest), where Campos served as governor until earlier this spring, the party didn't have the kind of infrastructure or machine that could reasonably compete with either the PT or the PSDB.

To compete, he keeps prices reasonably low.

Krim, who has fought Google successfully before with Netvibes (which competes with iGoogle), seems reasonably optimistic.

Because contending parties will be led by their intuitions to see different stipulations as reasonable, conceptual analysis will be very unlikely to decide between competing analyses that are all reasonably successful at capturing core cases.