Sentence examples for i competition with from inspiring English sources

It could reduce health care costs in two main ways: i) competition with private insurance companies, ii) using the government's massive purchasing power to negotiate better prices.

In an attempt to unravel multiple layers of ecological contingency, we manipulated (i) competition with exotic annual grasses, (ii) the timing of this competition (temporal priority in arrival/seeding times) and (iii) watering (simulated rainfall) in a restoration-style planting of native perennial grasses.

Here we report the results of experimental tests of how seeded native perennial grass cover is influenced by (i) competition with exotic annual grasses, (ii) the relative timing of seed arrival (temporal priority effect), (iii) rainfall addition and (iv) geographical location (site effect).

I'm doing my best to ignore the competition, because really, who the heck am I in competition with?

I don't feel I'm in competition with someone I don't even know, but after that, a room over a pub just seems embarrassing.

I don't think I'm in competition with other producers and DJs, though.

"I don't know that I'm in competition with anyone in particular at this point.

I don't feel like I'm in competition with them – they are too good for me to feel that way," she says.

"But not because I'm in competition with Governor O'Malley, but because I really do believe the 29 Republican governors are doing some unique things in reforming government in their states and giving new birth to federalism.

She said: "I graduated in 2010 and now I'm in competition with the latest batch of 2011 graduates.

"When I was sitting in the changing room all the girls I was in competition with came up to me and said thank you for being brave, so I felt supported," she said, flashing a pained smile.