Sentence examples for competing outfit from inspiring English sources

The Whig revolutionaries who deposed James II in 1688 briefly promoted a competing outfit that the Company first fought and eventually absorbed.

At worst, key personnel have been known to jump ship to start their own competing outfits.

Gum isn't specifically covered by the law, but there are questions of how green various gum removal techniques are as competing outfits vie for the work.

What could "intelligence" mean once spread over 16 sizeable, bureaucratic, often competing outfits with a cumulative 2009 budget estimated at more than $55 billion (a startling percentage of which is controlled by the Pentagon)?

Civil war broke out as competing Islamic outfits fought each other with their deadly new weapons.

It was one of the first to market, but has recently been competing with outfits like IBM, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.

"I don't want to drop a designer, but it's usually because there's too much hair and makeup competing with the outfit.

The FIA is currently taking applications for a 13th team to supplement the 12 outfits competing this season, but Ecclestone believes F1 could function perfectly well by going back down to 10. "I would be surprised if one or two of them make the end of the season," he said.

All three are competing with foreign outfits that have either younger workers or less expansive promises to cover the doctor and drug bills of retirees.

It has been a sponsor of Cannes for 16 years, competing to complete celebrities' outfits with a 40-strong team working around the clock at the festival.

If Google won the auction and launched video services, for instance, it would wind up competing directly with cable outfits.