Sentence examples for competing rather than from inspiring English sources

"A lot of different voices in his administration were often competing rather than rowing together," Mr. Mollenkopf said.

She accepted the terms of the match and won by focusing on competing rather than how many winners she was hitting.

"I'm much more about the idea of films competing rather than festivals competing," said Stewart, pointing out that 130,000 people would come to see the 225 fiction and documentary features this year.

Although, they too appear as competing rather than complementary strategies, it is not clear that one outperforms the other.

But nobody has ever suggested that SOPA/ProtectIP and DMCA should be seen as competing rather than parallel legislation.

The national park and prison museum now attract thousands of tourists annually, offering two competing — rather than co-constitutive — versions of national history.

European countries should compete rather than being forced to reform by a central authority, he thinks.

McColgan-Nuttall's remit is to scour schools for potential talent to compete – rather than win a medal – in 2019.

This continues throughout our education and training in work- where we are trained to compete rather than collaborate.

Their thrust would be to align America with the new economy while repairing our safety nets and retraining workers to better compete rather than putting up walls.

They came to compete rather than entertain, to stay in the Capital One Cup final for as long as they could given the obvious gulf in class between the two teams.