Sentence examples for otherwise competing from inspiring English sources

Using Internet 2, an advanced version of today's network operating at up to 2.4 gigabits per second, the researchers will share early data as it is being developed, breaking down walls between otherwise competing labs.

Although the complaint alleges only that the companies agreed to ban cold calling, the proposed settlement more broadly prohibits the companies from entering, maintaining or enforcing any agreement that in any way prevents any person from soliciting, cold calling, recruiting, or otherwise competing for employees.

"According to Giddens, the orthodox consensus terminated in the late 1960s and 1970s as the middle ground shared by otherwise competing perspectives gave way and was replaced by a baffling variety of competing perspectives.

As control, mock competitions were carried out with the two (otherwise competing) cultures grown separately.

None of the authors has financial; political or otherwise competing interests in the content and results presented in this manuscript; no external funding was received for this investigation.

At times, the cultures were even allowed to lyse before transfer to enhance recombination and avoid clonal interference of otherwise competing beneficial mutations.

They also block weeds that would otherwise compete with crops for water.

They would otherwise compete for many of the same deeply conservative, anti-Obama GOP voters.

The current American No. 1, he had difficulty holding serve, especially early in matches, but otherwise competed admirably against the elite field.

It was one of the few casualties of the Sotheby's session, where bidders otherwise competed over works regardless of style and period.

Initiatives that are sponsored by trade organizations can be challenging, Mr. Weber acknowledges, in that they require the assent of executives who otherwise "compete with each other all day long".