Sentence examples for determined to compete from inspiring English sources

He came into the event with the strongest possible will, and was determined to compete.

Naushaba Nadeem, 34, the model school's new principal, is determined to compete with the private schools and the madrasas.

But Delta appears determined to compete with profitable low-cost rivals on the East Coast, especially JetBlue Airways.

I have always been determined to compete at the highest level, in one of the most physically demanding sports.

I was determined to compete in these Games, even if I had had to do it with Sudan I would have.

The triple world champion said last week he was determined to compete again at this year's J-Bay Open despite the traumatic end to last year's event.

For example, by restricting trade through tariffs (such as taxes on imported goods) and non-tariff barriers (such as setting standards that make it impossible for foreign firms to compete), countries determined to protect jobs are able to compete against those aiming to produce at a lower cost using machines.

The One Dollar Horse by Lauren st John When Casey buys a badly mistreated horse for the American dollar in her pocket, she is determined to follow her dreams to compete at Badminton Horse Trials.

"The athlete who is determined to go ahead and compete but who hasn't recovered adequately – we don't have to try and talk him out of it any more.

5 The existence of the Triad is documented in dancers, 13 14 triathletes, 15 distance runners 16 17 and swimmers 18 but not in female lightweight rowers, who commonly have a higher risk for rib stress fractures, 19 and where leanness and weight control determine eligibility to compete and participate in the sport.

PAGE A8 Cuba Blocking Olympians Cuban athletes who defect have discovered that the country's Olympic committee is determined to keep them from competing in the Games.