Sentence examples for competing think from inspiring English sources

For every one of the questions above, you can find competing "think tanks" churning out contrary answers that support the ideology described in the Mann-Ornstein citation.

Rather than thinking about competing products, think about competing processes.

I guess Compete thinks we're hot.

In other words, to compete, I think we need to be aggressive".

And if the book doesn't compete we think that over time the industry will suffer.

Even then, he was strong enough to keep a firm hold on a horse, but savvy enough to pump his elbows so competing riders thought he was working hard.

"And all we could do was compete to think of clever-dick questions to embarrass you".

When the Islanders heard that a group from San Francisco was competing, they thought they could have themselves another good laugh.

"If she was not able to compete, I think you might be able to say Kyle has an argument," Earnhardt said.

"But I think competing contracts that would give them equivalency before the law would have solved a lot of these problems and it may be where we're still headed".

"It's a privilege to be in that back row competing and I think we're all enjoying it and everyone wants to perform.