Sentence examples for heavily competed from inspiring English sources

These classes were continued for several years by various judges, but Charles Cruft dropped the attempt as the classes were never heavily competed.

As scavengers, ravens rely on scarce and ephemeral food sources that are heavily competed for (Heinrich & Pepper 1998).

Snap must do everything it can to get its business growing, especially since user growth has plummetted since Facebook started heavily competing for the Stories format.

He also went into the history of the deal, which is often compared to Google's acquisition of YouTube when the upstart video search engine was heavily competing with Google's own attempts at the market.

CityDeal, which was invested in by Rocket Internet, the incubator of the Samwer brothers, has raised around 20 million Euros and was heavily competing with their counterpart DailyDeal – another german Groupon clone backed by various internet celebrities such as Stefan Glänzer (Last.fm) and Michael Brehm (Studi.vz).vz

Yesterday, Loïc Le Meur announced a TweetDeck rival dubbed Seesmic Desktop that not only looks a lot like the popular AIR application (more popular than any other desktop client according to statistics) but also heavily competes with it on a feature level.

So, ABC will be heavily competing with itself, far-overlapping that 17-day Internet window.

Since the March 5 primary, the candidates have been heavily competing to roll out new endorsements.

These cells heavily compete for medium components with the naïve Tresp cells that respond later in time.

The Obama campaign is investing heavily to compete on more challenging terrain for Democrats, including Florida and Virginia.

For example, in recent years Visa and MasterCard have spent heavily to compete against American Express's corporate cards.