Sentence examples for public competing from inspiring English sources

For that reason, the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains, the key balances, that America needs to forge to adapt its capitalism to this century.

"Now that's one dedicated dad!" Openly pumping in public, competing over supply count, and more.

The show featured two teams, each composed of three celebrities and one member of the public, competing in a series of games.

Friedman writes, "the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains".

Four contestants drawn from the British public, compete against each other and the clock to earn the most points.

Now, I don't know how private and public compete.

How is that for a public plan competing on a level playing field?

Margaret, at 11, began playing at the Golden Gate public courts, competing in tournaments and writing freelance articles for American Lawn Tennis Magazine.

In contrast to the days when the New York Stock Exchange competed only with the Nasdaq, today there are 13 public exchanges competing in a fast-changing and low-margin business.

For $9.99, a fantasy player can join a 12-team "public league," competing with teams chosen at random from across the Internet.

The emergence of public companies competing with private equity in the market to buy, transform, and sell businesses could benefit investors substantially.