Sentence examples for competing as it from inspiring English sources

In the city where it happened, though, it seemed to have a fairly brief half-life, having nothing to do with terrorism and competing as it did with a crowded summer news cycle that has also included some random stabbings, two horrific auto crashes and a postal worker injured in the subway by a man wielding two stolen power saws — stories that also seemed to play bigger outside the city than in it.

The biodiesel market is in bad shape at the moment, competing as it does with fuel made from $50-a-barrel 50-a-barrel 50-a-barrel oil

Though he spent so much of his athletic career pursuing medals and nothing less, Elgin admits his veteran turn at Glasgow made him realise that it's about competing as much as it is about winning.

Unlike previous contenders, ESPN and Setanta, BT has deep pockets and a real incentive to compete as it looks to bolster its broadband customer base (which Sky has been successfully, and lucratively, raiding for years).

Any strategy the company adopts that appears too aggressive is immediately called monopolistic, which limits the company's ability to compete as effectively as it otherwise could.

It also gives Walmart a way to compete as it tries to figure out its grocery delivery strategy, in the face of the Amazon/Whole Foods threat.

But he acknowledged having to resist a natural temptation to throw harder, to compete, as it were, on Feb. 19.

Security companies might compete as it is such a great play for big data.

Most likely Cisco may jump in to compete, as it has a bigger market cap.

Their forum product is both synchronous and asynchronous – meaning it competes as much with Meebo (web based chat) as it does with existing forum applications.

But entire groups competed as well.