Sentence examples for is competing over from inspiring English sources

By trying to take ad dollars away from broadcasters, Pandora is competing over a pot of money that is expected to barely budge in coming years, and the broadcasters are doing everything they can to hold on to it.

Although much of the world has co-operated over North Korea and Iran, everyone is competing over India and Pakistan to make things worse (see article).China's reactor deal with Pakistan has incensed India and alarmed others.

Working for the private sector often pays much more than government service, and the Defense Department is competing over the limited pool of experts with other federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, the CIA and the FBI, Paller said.

This will increase the level of LMC in a patch (males will be competing over fewer virgin females that have not yet dispersed) and so females would be expected to produce a sex ratio biased more towards daughters than under basic LMC (Ode, Antolin & Strand, 1998).

The latest thing we're competing over is typing speed.

I suspected the same thing, so there we were, competing over who was the sickest.

Bush and McCain have been competing over who is the most unlike Clinton.

He added: "Some in Israel are happy that the candidates are competing over who is the biggest supporter of Israel.

He and his best friend, Mark Smith, a reservist with the Royal Anglians, were competing over who would be sent first.

The rappers were competing over whose album would sell more copies, and the feud had made the cover of Rolling Stone.

"Barely a month ago, the candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination in the US were competing over who was the most Danish," he says.