Sentence examples for interested in competing from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Jaensch says he is not interested in competing with Facebook.

Not that he's interested in competing, you understand; he just has a feeling this is something everyone else has missed.

But Volkswagen is more interested in competing with Rolls-Royce than supporting it, and BMW does not want to pay Volkswagen for making its cars.

His nice-young-man aspect makes it easy to miss the brashness of what he is saying: he isn't interested in competing, but not because he doesn't like competition.

Although Lawless said she had played golf all her life — as an amateur, she played with a 1 handicap — she became interested in competing professionally after watching the women's long-drive championship on ESPN in 2006.

Money funds have been taking market share from banks for years: big banks were less interested in competing for deposits during the securitisation boom, since they were selling on their loans.

TiVo has had difficulty building alliances with cable companies, who are not generally interested in showcasing competing brands.

For a woman who seems absolutely fearless, Cher also admitted that she's not interested in ever competing on the show: "I would be too frightened!" Instead, she's content in cheering from the sidelines as a judge (with three different outfit changes in store).

She is more interested in clothes and in competing in horse shows with her dapple-gray jumper, Aikor, while Mr. Pellizzari prefers basketball or auto racing.

In Ghana, there were repeated complaints that younger health workers were more interested in money and in competing with one another than in caring for the patients, "You know, these young nurses are just interested in money.

With space in the World Financial Center now vacant, Mr. Zuccotti was not interested in creating a competing office space, those involved say.