Sentence examples for competing provided from inspiring English sources

Yet there is a particular connection for Waterfield as he is from Walthamstow and the house he grew up in as a child – where his father still lives – is a 10-minute bus ride from where he will be competing, provided he qualifies, in 2012.

Their role is to shut up and compete, providing charming and unquestioning window dressing for events that are about something else entirely.

Eight of the teams consist partly or wholly of players who have crossed the Atlantic to compete, providing an international flavor.

The Ligue will take possession of racehorses that can no longer compete, provide veterinary care for injuries and then place the horse in a new job or in retirement, depending on the age and ability of the horse.

Watching these athletes compete provides not only inspiration and hope, but also vivid, visual lessons on how to turn those hopes and dreams into real action.

Our observation of two different situations where Hox proteins can effectively compete provides insight into this process.

These competing bills provided a dashing image of senators hard at work, but neither provided any hope of relief at the pump for beleaguered constituents.

Consumers have been ditching home phone lines for several years in favor of cellphones and competing services provided by cable and Internet-based companies.

The combination of transcription factor-driven gene activation and suppression of a competing pathway provided a successful means of enhancing accumulation of isoflavones in soybean seed.

The third area of the service, "Compete", provides access to a programme of prize events open to all Elite users.

In America, carriers competing to provide the best service between New York and California offer features such as lie-flat business-class seats and fancy amenity kits.