Sentence examples for starting to compete from inspiring English sources

Even its trucks are starting to compete with its aircraft.

When it comes to ultra distances, we're starting to compete on an equal footing.

Digital cameras are starting to compete with cellphones as the most versatile gadget.

"But now they are starting to compete on a taste basis".

But solar is dropping rapidly in price and starting to compete with traditional forms of energy.

But 16,000 ships passed through the Suez Canal in 2013, so the northern route is not starting to compete.

And then banks started to compete with one another.

For one thing, some public schools have started to compete for students.

Eight foreign post offices have already started to compete for bulk mail contracts in Britain.

When these women became petty traders, they started to compete with them.

The goal of further expansion may start to compete with other priorities.