Sentence examples for competing properly from inspiring English sources

After making the decision it took time for Holland to adapt, not competing properly in the sport for two years and only joining the world-class programme in 2010 at the age of 24.

He looks fairly happy with himself after that, and so he should: his game's not quite there yet, but there have been flashes this week, and it might not be long before he's back competing properly for major titles again.

If they bring in or develop one or two players with this talent, this attitude, this personality on the pitch, they will get back to the top in terms of European football and competing properly to win the Champions League again.

Kingstonian Football Club was founded in 1885 by the Young Man's Christian Association, named Kingston & Surbiton YMCA, and began competing properly in 1893 in the Surrey Junior Cup.

And, points-wise, it has moved on since the last time I competed properly.

To compete properly all three Japanese brands need years of heavy investment and attention from above.

"Yeah, it's such a long time since I competed properly in a heptathlon," Ennis said.

And banks would be forced to compete properly with each other, again benefiting consumers.

Honestly, watching Dami Im do so very well in 2016 – the first year in which Australia competed properly after Guy Sebastian performed as a guest artist the previous year – was exhausting.

The Internet will increasingly allow them to compete directly with the BBC.The government is not going to stump up the money to allow the BBC to compete properly with Time Warner AOL, so the corporation is going to have to find some other way of paying for its future.

Still, Mr. Schmidt acknowledged that to compete properly in the new Europe-wide Champions Hockey League, the team needed the big, money-earning arena, with its more than 14,000 seats, and its amenities like luxury boxes in place of the trailer that the old arena used as its V.I.P. lounge.