Sentence examples for competing among from inspiring English sources

The dozens of insurers involved, competing among themselves, simply do not have the government's negotiating clout.

The dozen potential GOP presidential candidates are practically competing among themselves to see who can move further to the right.

I do believe there is a now a more sophisticated view that understands there is little value in competing among ourselves when the larger pie is available".

With the wines of 38 Long Island producers competing among themselves and against the world, the art of labeling becomes an important facet of merchandising.

In August, competing among the world's top sumo wrestlers, she won a bronze medal at the Sportaccord Combat Games in Beijing, her best showing yet.

From this fertile soil have sprung dozens of sports with international appeal, all competing among themselves for the attention and loyalty of fans.

The Yankees and a handful of other teams compete among themselves.

When New Englanders competed among themselves they generally played by the rules of the "Massachusetts Game".

Trump-like, rich homeowners once used towers to compete among themselves: the higher the altitude, the more potent the family.

As the temperature hovered near freezing at Penn National, he prepared to compete among the lowest quality thoroughbreds.

When it comes to gore, Mexico's drug traffickers seem to compete among themselves for the title of most depraved.