Sentence examples for intention of competing from inspiring English sources

For now, Apple has signaled that it has no intention of competing on price.

Grainger retired immediately after London before returning to training in September 2014 with the intention of competing in Rio.

Thompson, who qualified for her first United States Open at age 12, had every intention of competing for a championship.

Until two weeks ago, Meyer had no intention of competing in the road-based time trial race.

Mr. Paul has so far said he has "no intention" of competing in November unless he wins the Republican nomination.

The Met, Campbell says, has no intention of competing with the Museum of Modern Art, which has been collecting in an exemplary way for eighty-six years.

But the company has no intentions of competing against the large lithium-ion battery makers in the market for consumer devices.

Google has similar plans.In this section Storm clouds over the mall A new prescription In hot water A hellish controversy Looking east Aspen's upward slope Gulliver's travails Calling the tune The life and soul of the internet party ReprintsAs librarians, Mr Sifry acknowledges, Google and Yahoo! are "brilliant"—he has no intention whatsoever of competing with them in general web search.

A Perot spokesman, Russell Verney, said Mr. Perot decided against running because he had no intention of actually competing for the White House against Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican contender, and Vice President Al Gore, his Democratic rival.

Even with the best intentions, with the multitudes of competing priorities when a patient is first admitted to hospital, and with the inherent care fragmentation of multiple teams and multiple members of teams looking after each patient, it is regularly overlooked.

This came a day after the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, had spoken out against payday lenders and told of his intention to "compete [Wonga] out of existence".