Sentence examples for competing only in from inspiring English sources

Hirscher is competing only in slalom and giant slalom races this season, and his failure to score points yesterday will not alter his plan to skip the super-G race on Friday at Kitzbühel, Austria, which Kostelic won last year.

Thinking of the Glasgow Games gives her butterflies in her stomach but she feels that competing only in the doubles means she will not be so stressed.

Our consideration, above, of casuistry, the additive fallacy, and deliberative incommensurability may combine to make it seem that only in rare pockets of our practice do we have a good grasp of first-order reasons, if these are defined, à la Raz, as competing only in terms of strength.

True Beauty follows a group of good-looking guys and girls who think they're competing only in a beauty contest.

… Ward is a good football player and loves the game.... Well wishers even have told him about the advantages of competing only in track and staying away from the gridiron, but he is determined to play on the eleven, and he is good enough to make the grade".

Middelhoff maintains that the companies compete only in isolated arenas, like music or magazines in the United States.

The letter notes that there are differences between the religions and that Islam teaches its faithful to resist those who attack them, but it concludes that the world's two largest faiths should compete only "in righteousness and good works".

Women compete only in kayak.

On Tuesday, he competed only in the pommel.

He competed only in the 10,000-meter race and did not finish.

During his Olympic debut at the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Utah, Lange competed only in the four-man event.