Sentence examples for so competing for from inspiring English sources

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.

She says she "never really ran in England," though, so competing for Scotland was never in doubt.

So, competing for the XPRIZE takes us further down our technology road map -- we hope all the way to victory!" CloudDX's health monitor.

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.

Because when there's so much competing for attention, we don't know where to begin and so we don't begin anywhere.

"Entrepreneurs have so much competing for their attention.

So while competing for a spot is important, it is not competition like I have been used to in the past.

The two are part of the same group but often appear on the same high street, so are competing for custom.

An employee at a government news media center in a hotel in Urumqi said: "You guys should not be so eager competing for the news.

The two men circle each other for an hour or so, ostensibly competing for the affections of Corrine Calvet as an extravagantly gowned "entertainer," though the real sexual energy is between them.

We are living in a world where various forces, some benign and others much less so, are competing for influence over our minds, in waking and in sleeping.