Sentence examples for prefer competing from inspiring English sources

When I was in Ottawa a couple years ago, I had the opportunity to speak with one of Mr Kenney's aides who stressed the folly of neglecting immigrant and ethnic voters simply because large majorities happen to prefer competing parties.

She briefly switched (1939) to aquatic ballet but soon discovered that she preferred competing.

But many linguists prefer a competing theory, which traces Indo-European languages to Kurgan horsemen in southern Russia about 6000 years ago.

The import-competing sector may also prefer to compete with selected partners rather than with the lowest-cost supplier in the world.

Most banks prefer to compete on the basis of "relationships".

Many prefer to compete in their own teams and competitions.

Many of the world's best players now prefer to compete elsewhere.

But many women, when given a choice, prefer to compete in tournaments segregated by sex.

He will be in the big league camp this year, and he would probably prefer to compete for the opening in the No. 5 slot in the rotation.

Two Islamist factions, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, applauded the attack.Given Israel's overwhelming military superiority, most Palestinians still prefer to compete in an arena where they have a better chance of success.

Grove acknowledges this as well, but says it would be a good problem for them to have, and adds that in general open source developers prefer to compete on merit versus lock-in.