Sentence examples for has always competed from inspiring English sources
Clemens has always competed close to the line, and this summer one of his fastballs collided with Piazza's head during an inter-league game at Yankee Stadium.
As one of 35 club sports at Yale, the sailing team has always competed through the backing and support of alumni and students.
The backward move is in stark contrast to the Call of Duty series of military shooters, which has always competed with Battlefield in the multi-million dollar military shooter genre.
Blockbuster, 81percentt owned by the media conglomerate and co-defendant Viacom, says that its revenue-sharing deals with the movie studios are legitimate business agreements and that it has always competed fairly.
The startup has always competed against the now publicly traded Shutterstock Inc., Getty Images Inc., and Corbis Corp., which sold most of its assets to VCG in China earlier this year.
Anchored by two unforgettable lead performances, the gifted Eileen Atkins also resonates as Madge, the company's spinsterish stage manager whose quiet love for "Sir" has always competed with Norman's, and like his, entailed enormous sacrifice.
I've always competed since I was about eight years old.
She had always competed in eisteddfods and had just won the under-14 and under-11 girls solos at the Chester music festival, but wanted to go further.
"The Noorzai and the Achakzai have always competed against each other over land, business and power," said a senior United Nations official here, who is a Pashtun Afghan.
They have always competed in a global market, thriving not thanks to any favours from the government but under its benign neglect.Last year, the industry, (including other remote services, known as "business process outsourcing", or BPO) was estimated to have generated revenues of $36 billion, nearly 5% of GDP.
Burns said the channel had always competed for talent somewhere between the BBC and commercial broadcasters, and that 2014 had seen the company perform particularly well in terms of its creative output, while laying the groundwork for improvements in financial stability.
