Sentence examples for instead competing from inspiring English sources

Somebeachsomewhere never raced at Truro, instead competing last year at the major tracks on the Ontario circuit.

The drama falls short of the current crop of Netflix darlings, instead competing with populist action sci-fi such as Orphan Black and Falling Skies.

That followed a below-par Olympics which brought three medals, two courtesy of Furniss's former charge Rebecca Adlington and Michael Jamieson who failed to make the Kazan team and is instead competing at the US Nationals.

Instead, competing solutions of the same language may co-exist, each having its own merit and all being valid.

However, this paper demonstrates that various governance structures within the City, whilst designed to address these challenges, are instead competing with, and undermining each other.

Instead, competing radio services like Pandora took off, and new unlimited streaming services like Spotify became more popular.

Josh Rohatinsky; Galen Rupp and Adam Goucher will instead compete in the track-and-field trials in June.

They would instead compete on price, ease of use, features and the trade-off between stability and backwards compatibility.

Athletic teams that had suspended competitions with other schools had instead competed with each other for indoor practice space.

Last week, Mendoza and seven other players who competed on the 2008 Olympic team announced that they would not play for the United States this summer and would instead compete in the professional league.

"To attain a near-term scale of $20B, they will not simply need to attract customers who do not like Amazon but instead compete directly for Amazon's core customers," he wrote.