Sentence examples for may not compete from inspiring English sources

Other shops may not compete, even for non-prescription drugs.

In the shot put, C. J. Hunter, Jones's husband, may not compete after recent knee surgery.

They may not compete with the boutique burger likes of gorgeous Patty and Bun, but for the worker chained to the late-night desk, they deliver.

In the cloud world, new kinds of databases are moving in, and Oracle may not compete as easily with just its core technology.

Specific inoculations may become successful or may not compete the contaminating algal species.

"They may not compete that well with the flashy consumer products, but the follow-on necessities have much higher margins," she says.

San Diego had been Alistair's initial target for a return but he has not raced since revealing his Achilles injury in February and may now not compete again until June.

The biggest consumers: middle- and high-school boys, fledgling sneakerheads who may or may not actually compete in basketball but who definitely compete in "I have a cool sock, and you don't," Mr. Powell said.

These two understandings of precaution may not always compete, but in the case of medical implants they have arguably rendered technological decision-making contentious.

HTC's kit is expected to be designed for games sold via Steam's PC-focused Steam online marketplace, meaning it may not directly compete with Sony's machine.

You may not even compete in the next generation, but at least people will look back at the PS3 the way they look at the Saturn or Dreamcast, and say "What a waste.