Sentence examples for competing space from inspiring English sources
Martin Turchin, a senior vice president with the Edward S. Gordon Company, leasing agent for the building, said the owner's initial strategy of concentrating exclusively on very large users failed at the time because too much competing space was available.
Dorothy Somekh, a senior vice president at Halstead Property, the agent for the competing space, said: "The reason I couldn't do what she did was that my sellers lived there and had spent a few hundred thousand dollars in upgrades that weren't all in yet.
Bolden said he expects them both to get fully certified and run competing space-taxi services.
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson, who owns the competing space-travel firm Virgin Galactic, has backed a company called OneWeb, which also aims to ring Earth with Internet-providing satellites.
They converge into the narrow space as if competing for space in the same womb.
Price mentioned a photograph that shows domesticated plants competing for space with newer wild growth.
Competing for space in the charts was the 'Sun City' charity single.
Isolated congenital diaphragmatic hernia defect allows viscera to herniate into the chest, competing for space with the developing lungs.
In turn, macroalgae could have several community structuring effects (e.g., as food or by competing for space).
Instead of competing for space in the same tight arrangement, voice and music occupy two totally separate spheres.
