Sentence examples for inevitably competing from inspiring English sources

"But with a system that is so much more complex, inevitably competing centers of power will develop".

Inevitably competing for a gold medal on the same day that Greg Rutherford and Jessica Ennis-Hill also try to defend their Olympic titles brings back memories of London 2012's Super Saturday for Farah.

In English markets it is inevitably competing with greater quantities of free online content, so it will be interesting to see how well it fares.

The premise being, he adds, that if you're trying to entice kids digitally, your game has to be fun enough to wrestle their attention away from Minecraft — since you're inevitably competing in that same "entertainment space".

Protein folding and aggregation inevitably compete with one another.

In any effort to restructure American health care, two interconnected goals inevitably compete for primacy.

Although businesses pursuing opposing models inevitably compete at the margins, they can never compete directly for the heart of each other's businesses.

When every competitor becomes equally good at predicting each customer's next purchase, marketers will inevitably compete away their profits from that marginal transaction.

Lenovo, for example, has had to encourage normally reticent Chinese workers to speak candidly in meetings with American colleagues.Some people assume that stateless multinationals inevitably compete away standards in a race to the bottom.

Lately, the city has banked considerable public capital on commercial development at the World Trade Center site and Hudson Yards on the West Side, with which East Midtown would inevitably compete for tenants.

A new hall would inevitably compete with the Gasteig and could be expected to bolster the Radio Symphony Orchestra's edge over the city's second orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic, which is in the Gasteig and financed by the city.