Sentence examples for competing athletic from inspiring English sources

Maryland is a gigantic state-funded university that announced two weeks ago that in 2014 it'll be switching allegiances from the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Mid-Atlantic region's traditional grouping of competing athletic programs which the school helped establish 59 years ago, to the Big Ten Conference, which is the same thing but older, more traditional, and for the Midwest.

Electronic Arts said it worried it might risk losing its customers to competing Microsoft games.

Wars occurred in most areas from time to time, mainly at the instigation of competing chiefs.

The engine is also smoother and sweeter-sounding than, say, the competing Hyundai Sonata Turbo.

To move any sooner would compromise his ability to hold the ring between competing Kremlin clans.

Brother Tom (see) runs competing Platinum Equity.

an individual rather than a competing REIT.

These two queue management approaches are designed to alleviate the unfairness among competing TCP flows.

People Magazine and In Touch Weekly face-off this week with competing Brangelina covers.

At the time, there were five competing GOP plans floating around.

Those deals essentially cut the throats of all competing NFL games.