Sentence examples for preferred to compete from inspiring English sources

The type of competition varied amongst patients; some preferred to compete with others, while others were more motivated by self-competition.

"I would have preferred to compete as a senior now," Uzelac said after her victory.

Perhaps he preferred to compete alongside his more aptly named colleague on the water, Thomas Swann.

Norman Tebbit opined that "it must have come as something of a disappointment to the EU fanatics that the member states of the European Union all preferred to compete under their own flags rather than that of the EU".

A statement from Samsung said: "We have always preferred to compete in the marketplace with our innovative products, rather than in courtrooms.

This has compelled U.S. carriers that would have preferred to compete independently to join the alliance movement, thus limiting their growth opportunities.

Duff and Phelps have set a deadline of tomorrow for final bids for the club with the Blue Knights, American investors Club 9 Sports and a Singapore-based group all tipped to compete for preferred bidder status.

No one knows whether the truly private part of the program -- in which preferred-provider organizations are expected to compete for the current system's customers -- will enroll enough elderly people to be viable.

(Brief recap: meaningful features, distribution, marketing stories and value) I also mentioned that the preferred vector of most businesses is to compete on distribution.

The solution was the addition of specific carbohydrates to the culture medium to compete with the preferred binding site of the fungus, a glycolipid found on the cell wall of the microalgae [ 104].

At the time, the firm was struggling to compete in a market that preferred quick trading tips to the long, thoughtful research reports that are Bernstein's trademark.