Sentence examples for essentially competing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mowery is essentially competing with himself, but the arrangement works.

Another hitch is that the buildings themselves are essentially competing beautiful fortresses designed as grand monuments, not inviting public spaces.

Business and leisure travelers "are essentially competing with each other for whatever rooms are available," said Ms. Campbell.

"Foreign companies are essentially competing at the top end of a bottom-heavy market," said Sapna Naik, the senior food researcher at Rabobank India.

Because every team is essentially competing for two spots in the title game, the debates about the strength of teams' conferences percolate each year.

This is desirable because of the rise of electronic exchanges, in which machine-powered models are, essentially, competing against other machine-powered models.

"Almost no other country has companies like Fannie and Freddie, where the government essentially competes with private banks," said one executive who was not authorized to speak to the media or willing to publicly criticize any government decisions.

And rather than switch its entire business over to Merced, Intel continues to develop the Pentium line for a new generation that will essentially compete with Merced.

It would also essentially compete with Facebook and Twitter — development platforms that rely on ad revenue and sometimes release new features that compete with apps created by third-party developers.

The existence of viral miR-like sequences opens the intriguing possibility that they may be able to interact with cellular mRNAs, and essentially compete with cellular miRs.

In this regard, integrin complexes are composed of β and α subunits and form unique molecules, and β7 integrin essentially competes with β1 integrin for the same α4 subunit.