Sentence examples for might have competed from inspiring English sources

She might have competed there this year if not for Freiman's postseason opportunity in Oakland.

They pointed to a growing number of partnerships between Western Union and banks that might have competed for a slice of the business.

He believes that he can dominate the black and Latino Manhattan neighborhoods north of 96th Street where Mr. Stringer might have competed with him.

Jude Law and Matthew Macfadyen, who not so long ago might have competed to play Vronsky, are excellent as, respectively, the mercilessly moral Karenin and Anna's preposterous brother Oblonsky.

Mr. Faircloth, 73, lost election to a second term in 1998 but might have competed aggressively next year for the conservative votes that are critical in North Carolina Republican primaries.

SCOTT sets the book in the 1980's, before online antique auctions and the advent of dot-com billionaires who might have competed fiercely to buy a flashy old pile like Calpurnia.

In the end, you and your boss might have competing interests.

On your end, planning and organization is critical because you not only have to plan for your team, but also you need to fold in the added layer of outside resources that might have competing priorities.

It's keeping people away who might otherwise have competed and it's catching people here who might not otherwise have been caught.

Bathurst, East, might well have competed with five hearts, instead of doubling, since he had a heart fit and no assurance of beating four spades.

Gatheru — whose 2 12 00 best for the marathon would have stood out in a country other than Kenya — might never have competed abroad if Wanjiru had not persuaded Rosa to give him a chance.