Sentence examples for competing enough from inspiring English sources

Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet: "The first 30 minutes was the biggest disappointment; we were second best and not competing enough.

They were really competitive and we didn't compete enough".

We didn't compete enough to get into the game".

These people know how to enjoy themselves; their Hollywood peers find it difficult to stop competing long enough to take a deep breath and drink in the moment.

It is therefore critical for a provider to have enough competing users and to have enough purchases of resources for all the market assumption to come into play.

But, he said, "We have plenty of money to compete," with enough "to do everything we want to do in the early states".

On Tuesday, D'Antoni admitted that the Knicks "didn't compete hard enough".

But because he had not competed in enough races, Mr. Alfonso was unable to qualify automatically for the Paralympics and needed a wild-card spot.

"Now what we need is somebody on the court that will compete hard enough to say that to him instead of the coach".

Steamer has competed long enough that she used to participate in the men's class because there were virtually no other professional women at events during the late 1990s.

"I felt we competed well enough but we never showed the quality we were looking for.