Sentence examples for competing intensely from inspiring English sources

"I think schools have been competing intensely since the 70's and 80's.

And the political battalions are fully engaged, with operatives competing intensely to sign up supporters.

The plan will mean costly delays, they say, at a time when ports are competing intensely for cargo.

Sony and Universal, the two largest record conglomerates, have been competing intensely to sign deals with top artists and independent labels.

The split occurred as Senators Clinton and Obama were competing intensely in primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, where voters go to the polls next Tuesday.

Mr. Maliki's Dawa party and another Shiite party, the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, have been competing intensely for control of provincial governments in the predominantly Shiite center and south of Iraq.

FedEx and UPS were no cosy duopoly; they competed intensely, and fought DHL's every innovation.

The two men competed intensely for the better part of a year.

Particular scrutiny was given to shipments of microprocessors, on which both companies compete intensely.

They compete intensely for students, they compete to bring in more alumni donations and they compete for reputation.

Just as tropical rainforest plants compete intensely for light above ground, below ground they vie for mineral nutrients.