Sentence examples for should have competed from inspiring English sources

I never should have competed on shonky TV drone show Airmageddon".

He thinks that they did not have enough "race toughness" and that they had should have competed more in the runup.

Castleford's coach Daryl Powell said: "I'm a bit disappointed because we put a team out there that should have competed a bit better than that.

But Player believes more top-ranked players should have competed in Australia, and he is concerned that today's large purses may give players less incentive to give back to the sport.

Indeed, if it had been the case in the present experimental conditions, citalopram should have competed with RS 67333 to stimulate hippocampal 5-HT4 receptors, and consequently to induce the phosphorylation of CREB.

The market should have competing end-user device hardware and software; it should have competing cellular networks; and it should have competing services.

An independent commission headed by Dick Pound, the former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, states that six Russian athletes should not have competed at London 2012 because they recorded abnormal results in their blood biological passports beforehand.

Reiterating what he said in his news conference last Tuesday at Aronimink Golf Club, Woods said on his Web site: "In hindsight, I probably shouldn't have competed at the Players, but it's a big event, and I wanted to be there to support the tour.

To further avoid the rather dismal prospect of feeling regret at the passing of your time in research, I believe that, like Olympian athletes, we should all feel honoured to have competed, even if we end up being knocked out of the competition in the second round.

We have competing clearinghouses.

Long an advocate for gender equality in climbing, Hill has argued that men and women can climb the same routes: "I think they should have women compete on the same climbs as the men, and if the women can't do the climbs, then they shouldn't be competing".