Sentence examples for competing not only from inspiring English sources

"You're competing not only for yourself but for your country.

The brands are competing not only to outdo one another, but also to improve their existing designs.

Painting is a crowded medium these days, with artists competing not only against living artists but also against the work of legions of dead ones.

These were mostly new buildings for the colleges and universities, competing not only for a bigger share of domestic students but also for the lucrative foreign student market.

There is a rising tide of well-financed news organizations that, like The Times, are competing not only for readers but for advertisers in the digital arena.

They will be competing not only with a defensive mayor, but with voters' inattention and distractions, especially if former Congressman Anthony Weiner cannonballs into the pool.

The new service will compete not only against mobile operators, but with telephone companies and cable firms that sell broadband.

The best-run of them compete not only with offshore rivals but also, in certain industries, with onshore ones.

"And they have to compete not only on price but on the pleasantness of the buying experience".

Many of these hospitals compete not only on the quality of care but also on other amenities.

As such, they compete not only with other alternative trading systems but also market makers and traditional exchanges.