Sentence examples for of having competed from inspiring English sources

Clearly, there are many party supporters and donors who enhance the Lords but if they emerged through this inspection they too would have the added weight and distinction of having competed on a level playing field.

And unlike Finland, which has the highest per-capita cell phone use in the world, New York carries the burden, shared across the United States, of having competing digital technologies.

Sir Terry's firm, Farrells, will look at the impact on London of having competing airports of equal size compared to a single "mega-hub" airport.

It is one of the ten charter clubs of MLS, having competed in the league since its inception, in 1996.

How, really, could the drama of paternity have competed with the drama of creativity?

Judit Polgar of Hungary and Humpy Koneru of India have competed almost exclusively against men with great success.

Santorum's hot politics of aggrievement have competed with Mitt Romney's cold politics of convenience.

Cape Verde, Burkina Faso and Ethiopia, none of whom have competed at a World Cup before, are amongst the surprise packages.

Only a very select group of athletes have competed in both an Olympics and a Paralympics in the same year.

Stat attack: the amateur boxing board looked at 15,000 boxers, half of whom had competed with headgear and half without.

Many of them have competed on the show before, some multiple times.