Sentence examples for getting into competition from inspiring English sources

It's late to be getting into competition with Instagram, given its 80m+ users.

Dr. Hunkapiller's idea required getting into competition with his own customers.

The Rev. Bob Taylor said St. Paul's had "no interest in getting into competition with the real estate rental business".

More and more schools are getting into competition cheerleading.

"Once you get into competition you have to have the numbers behind you," she says.

At the same time Cohen was struggling to get into competition shape, Flatt — known for her consistency — was on the upswing.

They live by night in the West End, drink in a club frequented exclusively by fellow professional ladies' men, share a Mercedes, get into competition with each other and service middle-aged ladies.

"We thought it would be good for us, as we get into competition with big internet companies, to be part of a big internet company ourselves".Businesses are also embracing VoIP, which allows them to use a single network to carry both voice and data within and between offices.

I don't want to get into competition with Youtube.

We can look at the practice but we won't know how good our team is until we get into competitions".

Instead, they practise surfing to get into competitions and get sponsored by cigarette companies.