Sentence examples for competed with one another from inspiring English sources

Paul Hudson, executive director of the Aviation Consumer Action Project, said that large carriers like American, United and Delta rarely competed with one another on price.

Spurred on by the historic #BlackLivesMatter movement and the increasing realization our enormous prison population is both inhumane and costing us a fortune, presidential candidates – who once competed with one another over who was "tougher on crime" – are falling all over themselves to praise reform efforts meant to reduce the number of prisoners in the US.

All of this continued a trend that has been seen for years, provoking a generalized sense of grief and astonishment on editorial pages, where pundits competed with one another to outdo their criticisms of the Spanish educational system.

WASHINGTON -- The Republican presidential hopefuls in the runner-up debate Thursday evening competed with one another to see who could propose the most aggressive attack on Planned Parenthood. .

There was so little cooperation or consolidation that Condé titles actively competed with one another for ads.

Khost!" -- as they competed with one another to fill their drivers' cars with passengers at the taxi and truck stop.

All these validity concerns support each other on the one hand, but also compete with one another on the other hand.

G.O.P. governors are competing with one another on who can be greenest.

Today's universities essentially do not compete with one another on what should be their core goal: enabling learning.

Even though we were all competing with one another, everyone got on with him and he enlivened all the hustings".

There is also evidence that magnesium and calcium compete with one another for the same binding sites on plasma protein molecules [ 13, 34].