Sentence examples for competing road from inspiring English sources

"With an office building, there's obvious competition," he said, "but the likelihood of a competing road being built is very low".

Their testimony was substantially that, in view of the competition prevailing at Chicago for through business, it was impossible to increase the freight rates then charged by the company, because it would throw the volume of business into the hands of competing roads.

In Texas, where one private sector consortium has agreed to build two roads, a veto-proof majority in the state legislature has proposed a moratorium on such deals, citing concerns that Texas may be giving too much away, including the freedom to build competing roads should future traffic conditions warrant.

Two competing plank road companies were formed, the Black Creek Plank Road Company (of which Williams was a principal investor) and the Sarnia to Florence Plank Road Company, both of which aimed their roads through Oil Springs.

Subsequent trips around the area, where the roads were much less pristine and you were competing for road space made riding the Juiced board more of a risk than just having fun.

I met young runners who blistered their feet on the asphalt, competing in road races in their bare feet.

The women's fear of bike commuting has to do with competing for road space with larger and more aggressive vehicles.

The money you make doesn't go very far and you don't want to compromise your training by competing in road races every weekend just to get by".

Track star Irvine is also competing in road events for the American UnitedHealthcare team this season.

After all, it would be legally and financially difficult for stand-alone private companies to build roads, because that would require massive eminent domain, and because there is an existing network of free competing government roads.

They can even compete with road traffic.