Sentence examples for genuinely compete from inspiring English sources

It is now accepted that the Kings Dock was Everton's big chance to propel themselves into the modern era and genuinely compete as a big club, and they lost it.

Northern Ireland fans are trained not to build up their hopes but they had been drawn in a group in which they could genuinely compete for a qualifying spot.

"We've shown in the past 12 months or so that we're a competitive team now on the world stage and it's up to us now to prove that we can take that next step and genuinely compete for medals," Stajcic said.

YouTube is the one company that, with a better user experience, could genuinely compete as another destination.

YouTube is the one company that, with a better user experience, could genuinely compete as another destination.

Richard Lloyd, executive director of consumer group Which?, said: "More competition is desperately needed to force banks to genuinely compete for customers.

Others conclude the opposite - that they should become genuinely competing private contractors in a real market.

It is possible, after a shamelessly political budget this week, that the campaign will now focus on the parties' genuinely competing economic visions.

These are the voters who grew up before Britain joined the EU, before increased immigration and in an era when genuinely competing ideological projects existed in politics.

If newspapers that genuinely competed for market space in the mid-1990s found it profitable to promote themes of treason and patriotism, one should not be surprised if Russia's government follows the same logic.

Gatwick maintains that those goalposts are illusory: most passengers don't transfer, and would rather see genuinely competing airports to keep charges down and fares low, while the wider public wants the least costly solution in taxes, pollution and noise.