Sentence examples for especially competing from inspiring English sources
I'm 53 points behind leader Janine Flock, which is probably too many to make up now - especially competing against such an opportunistic group of World Cup rookies!
Some inherent legal aspects of the process may hinder to reach the objectives in relation to health and safety at work, especially competing objectives and those provisions that narrow the scope of REACH.
"It's a great feeling, especially competing with [CdM Coach] Barry [O'Dea].
The last two, especially, compete for what little material remains in private hands.
He identifies with angels and has the urge to wear skirts, especially when competing in spelling bees.
In this sport, a tenth of a point can mean the difference between gold and silver, especially when competing against a known artistic gem like Kwan.
It was a useful arrangement, especially for competing branches of military and intelligence agencies that wanted to put their case to the Express's 11 million readers.
"Nursing doesn't seem like a very exciting career option for young people, especially when competing with a host of other careers now available for women".
Representation, the first building block of deliberative policy learning, aims at facilitating the inclusion of those subject to a decision, and especially of competing voices.
A critical problem is the difficulty faced by TCP flows in achieving their guaranteed or fair-share rates, especially when competing with flows that do not support congestion control mechanisms, such as UDP.
But with less than two weeks to go until Election Day, it fails to offer voters a positive reason to vote for Mr. Ferrer, an element considered crucial to victory, especially when competing against an incumbent.
