Sentence examples for it has competed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nicoli said EMI was no different from any other big music company in its efforts to sign star performers, an arena where it has competed aggressively.

Klook raised $30 million Series B back in March and, despite admitting that it has barely touched that cash, today it revealed that it has competed a $60 million round that adds Goldman Sachs to its list of backers.

Klook raised $30 million Series B back in March and, despite admitting that it has barely touched that cash, today it revealed that it has competed a $60 million round that adds Goldman Sachs to its list of backers.

It has competed, and won, many professional races.

In recent years it has competed with Hong Kong and Tokyo for the title of world's most expensive city for expatriates.

Though Taiwan Tobacco has been the sole domestic manufacturer, it has competed with imported brands since 1987, when the government took away its monopoly of the retail distribution of tobacco and liquor products.

In fact, it has competing interests — an equity stake in Spotify, and legacy relationships with important distributors such as Walmart and Amazon.

This country doesn't have one élite, it has competing élites, and the élite that one finds around universities, media companies, foundations, and such institutions is the one that Bush is against.

It seemed then that South Africa, having won the first Cup of Nations in which it had competed, could go on to dominate football on the continent.

The archery club team won a national championship last season at the same level of competition it had competed at as a varsity squad.

Flower Drum Song ran for 600 performances, a longer run than any other musical from the 1958 1959 season – it lasted longer than any of the shows with which it had competed for Asian performers.