Sentence examples for reason for competing from inspiring English sources

Every skater has a reason for competing — or for not competing — at worlds.

In fact, he was known as a ruminative man, and he dropped out of racing more than once after questioning his reasons for competing at high speed.

Mickelson played there because it was backed by one of his main sponsors - now his reasons for competing in Scotland are purely driven by Open preparation.

In my opinion, 3.3.1 only serves to make the platform less attractive to legitimate developers, giving them reason to write their software for competing platforms instead.

The stores may have good reason to begin competing for consumers' Christmas dollars before Halloween even rolls around.

A job market where people continue to give up on finding work is part of the reason wage growth has failed to meet expectations, since employers still have little reason to compete for workers, progressive economists argue.

"We are all here for one reason: to compete...

Although I must say, even as a (tiny) shareholder, I don't see a compelling reason for anyone with a competing device – an Apple TV, a Google Chromecast, a Roku box – to buy it if they're satisfied with what's already in their living room.

Another reason for Sen. McCaskill's competing and weaker legislation may have to do with politics.

Hospitalization for heart failure required documentation that worsening heart failure was the principal reason for hospitalization and, if competing reasons were judged to be of equal importance, heart failure was given preference.

Compliance to biomedical therapy suffered a setback for four main reasons: dealing with competing regimes of treatment; coming to terms with biomedical treatment of diabetes; the cost of biomedical therapy; and the impact of AIDS on accepting weight loss as a lifestyle measure in prescription packages.