Sentence examples for managing to compete from inspiring English sources

It's pretty special to see us Brits still managing to compete.

But while he stamped his name on the global map by managing to compete against able-bodied athletes in last year's London Olympic Games, it is within South Africa that he has been most prized and cherished for longest, and where the shock at his fall from grace is most sharply felt.

By providing a way for independent merchants to operate online storefronts, Zilingo is managing to compete effectively against the likes of Amazon in what's expected to be an $88 billion market by 2025.

At the time of our fieldwork, CMWs were not managing to compete successfully for fee paying clients, suggesting that their offer was not attractive to local women and their families.

Eritrea's young team has managed to compete.

Most did very well, and one, Melanie Besner as Amour, managed to compete on equal terms.

This doesn't explain, however, how South Korea and Japan, neighbors with similar cultures, manage to compete with the world's best.

Over the last three years Greece has also managed to compete successfully for tens of millions of euros from the European Union available for archaeological projects.

Asked recently how he manages to compete with competitors half his age, Singh said, "I guess I just outwork everybody else".

Should it manage to compete with YouTube for music video money, next in its sights might be Spotify, Tidal, and the recently launched Apple Music.

Ennis-Hill managed to compete in the Sainsbury's Anniversary Games last weekend in the hurdles and the long jump but was some way below her best, prompting her decision to pull out of Great Britain's squad for Moscow.