Sentence examples for so competing from inspiring English sources

She's 17, so competing in the 2016 Rio Games is a definite possibility.

Theoretical chemists have advanced a half dozen or so competing plausible theories.

So competing interests undermined the usefulness of, and investment in, the technology of the day.

Even then, he was strong enough to keep a firm hold on a horse, but savvy enough to pump his elbows so competing riders thought he was working hard.

It's easy to look at the coming United States Open as tennis with great consequence, but a typical round of Eschaton at the Enfield Tennis Academy would comprise an entire global thermonuclear conflict, so competing for a trophy would seem to pale in comparison.

As Zachary Karabell reminds us in his superb book, "Parting the Desert: The Creation of the Suez Canal," de Lesseps dug a canal all the way to Suez, roughly parallel to, and so competing with, the Overland, putting the route out of business at a stroke (though de Lesseps courteously erected a statue to Waghorn, since "he opened the route, and we followed him").

He developed a network of alliances between his ummah and neighbouring tribes, and so competed with the Meccans at their own game.

An investment bank held an auction, in which some 30 institutions or so "competed very aggressively for the business," he said.

We found that protein degradation plays a central role, and is as important as protein production [ 15], because the downstream genes exhibit competition for regulatory proteins among binding sites on the DNA and so compete for protein degradation machinery.

One obstacle is that there are now so many competing messages from so many sources saying so many things.

With so many competing, the vote could be so splintered that the margin of victory could be close to invisible.