Sentence examples for primed to compete from inspiring English sources

Instead of subtracting, the Rays have added notable pieces over the winter and seem primed to compete for a wild-card spot this year.

It will firmly position it as not just an e-commerce driven company, but a technology, social, financial and entertainment powerhouse that is primed to compete with the FANGS (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) globally and with the other BAT companies (Baidu and Tencent) in Asia.

After an outstanding career at Ohio State, Hightower was primed to compete in the 1980 Olympics in Moscow when President Jimmy Carter called for a boycott.

In the heady days of free agency, when the Philadelphia Eagles were seizing the marketplace with a staggering spending spree, their brain trust embraced the idea that they were risk-takers, willing to gamble on a haul of new faces if it meant the chance to build a Super Bowl-ready team primed to compete for the next few years.

"He loved to compete".

They have to compete.

He loves to compete.

"He continues to compete.

You have to compete.

I love to compete.

We have to compete".