Sentence examples for sort of competitor from inspiring English sources

It was a test of heart and character as much as lungs and leg-kick and Adlington, clearly, is the sort of competitor who does not know the meaning of a lost cause: "It was slower than last night's semi-final but it was all about racing".

And where sort-of competitor Apple has been making a killing with its iPhone and iPad devices, and taking eyeballs for advertising and other services along with it.

The round isn't the only progress the startup has made, as Molyneux also revealed that Sciencescape has now partnered with Elsevier, the global educational publishing giant that snapped up Sciencescape sort-of-competitor Mendeley last year.

All sorts of competitors, from Nissan to Mercedes-Benz, seized the opportunity to steal Volvo's clothes by plugging the safety aspects of their own models.

There was another rumor today about Google turning Google Earth into a sort of Second Life competitor.

The technology isn't quite as advanced as the version the company offers on the Windows-based Galaxy Book, nor is it any sort of Wacom competitor, but it does the trick for jotting down notes and casual drawing.

"Neal and I were sort of design competitors, but he did more sculpture," Mr. Mascheroni said.

It will be the increasingly mature Murray and his home-court support against the combustible Janowicz, who looks like the sort of ill-shaven competitor who enjoys a big occasion even if the roars are against him.

n If a company keeps prices level, it is clearly guilty — explicitly or implicitly — of some sort of collusion with competitors.

It's sort of like where competitors like Picasa, Dropbox and others should be, but with innovative automatic categorization options that will likely only get better with time and volume.

It's very clear that the producers of these shows don't stop to consider the sort of questions their competitors will inevitably ask, for the purpose of asking something different.