Sentence examples for described competing for from inspiring English sources

A three-time Gold Glove winner, he has described competing for a starting job, something he is not used to doing, as difficult.

In mock Hollywood tell-all style, Ms. Chase described competing for parts with trained dogs better dressed than she and studying scripts so awful she could not recite a single line without laughing uncontrollably.

Even then, review is unlikely to correctly classify all cases as "avoidable" or "unavoidable"; data limitations are unlikely for example to describe competing demands being placed upon facility staff at the time of an episode needing greater care and which may clinch the decision to hospitalise.

Initially, in the series bible, the two were described as "friendly rivals" competing for Finn's attention.

Hundreds of restaurants continue to specialize in serving steak, describing themselves as "steakhouses", competing for culinary awards and aiming for culinary excellence.

First, as described above, NADH competes for the tighter nucleotide binding site, but has no effect on SNF1 activity or on the ability of ADP to protect against dephosphorylation.

Or, as one of the publishers competing for the book described the gown, "the ultimate fuck-you prom dress".

Dr. Isaac Chuang, a physicist at the I.B.M. Almaden Research Center in San Jose, Calif., described several competing technologies for a working computer.

"They described the scramble for grants and positions as 'disheartening' and said too many people were competing for a limited number of positions".

Several business models are competing for primacy.

This is competing for your country.