Sentence examples for competing actively from inspiring English sources

The Portland debate included just two of the seven men competing, actively and passively, for the nomination: Thomas E. Dewey, the second-term New York Governor, and Harold E. Stassen, the former "boy governor" of Minnesota (he'd won his first election in 1938, at thirty-one, and was reëlected twice, before resigning to take a Navy commission).

In the 1980s and '90s Democrats and Republicans competed actively for most offices, and the Republicans captured several congressional seats.

There were reports in recent months that though an Intel executive joined the group's board and the company contributed an undisclosed amount to the organization, Intel has continued to compete actively with O.L.P.C. in trying to make educational computing sales to governments.

Although Intel made an initial $6 million payment to One Laptop, the partnership was troubled from the outset as Intel sales representatives in the field competed actively against the $200 One Laptop machine by trying to sell a rival computer, a more costly Classmate PC.

For example, baboons have pronounced sexual dimorphism [21] males compete actively for access to conceiving females; male dominance rank is closely related to condition; and there is considerable skew in male lifetime reproductive success in [22].

This suggests that they are likely to compete actively with conspecific rivals in course of colonizing niches on or within their hosts.

After 1815 the French sought to compete more actively in the commercial sphere and to join Britain in combating the slave trade.

It seems they've pulled out the Visual Basic scripting and stuck in more Automator and Applescript functionality and are trying to compete more actively in the DTP space with the layout tools.

You can even feel several competitors actively competing to be this season's Mr. Hatch.

Zabel, 36, is the first professional German cyclist still actively competing to admit publicly that he used illegal substances.

Not only is Hillary Rodham Clinton continuing her push for the White House, but she's still actively competing on the airwaves.