Sentence examples for drive competing from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart said earlier this week that in nine other states — including California, Minnesota and Pennsylvania — it had taken 55 drugs off the $4 list and was charging $9 for them in deference to state regulations that prohibit pricing below cost if doing so could drive competing stores out of business.

There are many examples of primary drives competing with each other -- you've probably experienced being too tired to eat, or in too much pain to sleep.

Configuring it to slave mode will keep your laptop hard drive from competing with the desktop's "master" hard drive during boot-up.

It took Europe another world war and the Holocaust to drive its competing nationalisms to accept the need for the supranational European Union.

Legislation against price discrimination has usually sought to prevent its use by one seller to drive a competing seller out of business by underselling the competitor in his own market while selling at higher prices in other markets.

"I was driven to compete, driven to want to win, and the consequences never occurred to me," Heinrichs said.

Although that is true to some extent, health-care politics is also driven by competing lobbies with little interest in comprehensive solutions.The Democrats, newly victorious, complain that Mr Bush and the Republicans care only about the profits of insurers and drugs companies.

Continuous population models predict that a species with a lower dispersal rate always drives a competing species to extinction in the presence of spatial variation of resources.

Current conflicts are driven by competing theological frameworks, are internal to religions and regions, and at times express themselves globally.

The minimum diversity is observed when a sweep has driven most competing ancestor strains to low frequency.

What I got from him was this drive to compete.