Sentence examples for more competing and from inspiring English sources

Further, FPs provide a wider scope of services [ 17], which may lead to more competing and disparate demands in their practices than for internists [ 13].

Neither America nor the world needs more competing ideologies, and moralizing exhortations are only useful if they point toward goals that are actually attainable.

Students over the age of 30 at enrolment were 3.4 times less likely to register than students of 17 to 20 years of age and KIIs indicated that mature students often had more competing responsibilities, including family and financial obligations.

"We are more and more competing against other people, against new types of competitors.

Today, it is a priority to predict what consumers will choose at the point of sale where there are more and more competing brands.

Now with Apple, Google, YouTube, Spotify, Tidal and more competing for listeners, yet unable to build good enough products to differentiate themselves, they're leaning on exclusives.

Ms. Crowley recommended allowing off-road establishments to advertise on the toll highways and putting more, competing vendors in rest areas.

The tough thing for Facebook is that the larger you get, and the more competing interests you have to consider, the more difficult your choices become.

There are more than 3,000 professionally ranked players in the world and many more competing for their first point.

Perhaps it is because more countries are competing, and thus there are more games and more opportunities for ties?

Snatches of music from Elvis Presley, Fats Domino and more compete with reports of an impending alien invasion.