Sentence examples for competing go from inspiring English sources

The prospect of the BBC and ITV facing off for the highlights is just one subplot for in a Premier League rights battle that will again see Sky and BT Sport competing go head to head for live games.

But the benefits of competing go far beyond winning the $100,000 cash prize.

The benefits of competing go beyond the prizes bestowed upon the winning founders.

Reports at the time suggested three of the four Guinean athletes competing went awol, along with five from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and seven Cameroonians.

REITs have been a good alternative investment, but will they have a harder time competing going forward?

People who want to compete go through a process from idea to final selection.

Anna Liukin was too nervous to watch Nastia compete, going to downtown Beijing instead.

After losing the Wisconsin primary, Mr. Santorum said, "it was a situation where we simply didn't have the resources to compete going forward".

"They're working hard to strengthen the balance of the squad and the desire and expectation to really compete going forward are high".

That way, China won't be able to continue its current practices that leave American workers behind with no way to compete going forward.

The authors argue that newly forming businesses will benefit from a systematic evaluation of four competing go-to-market strategies: protecting the start-up's intellectual property, disrupting competitors, working within the existing value chain, or creating an entirely new value chain.