Sentence examples for talk about competing from inspiring English sources

There is a bit of realism that comes to play when we talk about competing with these kinds of teams.

I think when you talk about competing against others, the problem is that you refer to something that's been done already and try to beat it.

Why would the defending Olympic champion fly all the way to Sydney, talk about competing and then pull out?

There was a lot of talk about competing for championships, a goal that would have sounded more realistic if James had been sitting on that dais, too.

Gone were the tents and banners of the multitude of political parties and activist groups that have taken to the square over the past three years to talk about, compete for and voice their demands for Egypt's political transition.

Just as much, they talked about competing with each other.

But this is a three-year project and of course it would be nice if it worked out sooner but we are talking about competing at the absolute peak of motor sport.

So obviously we can't be talking about competing for a championship, even being in title contention, we've just have to talk about figuring out a way to get the best lineups on the floor, the best guys on the floor to give us a chance to compete.

“You're talking about competing with existing infrastructure for technologies like gas turbines, and in some circumstances, diesel.”.

Guy Hachey, president of Bombardier's aerospace operation, is keen not to overplay his hand when talking about competing with Boeing and Airbus.

Founder Pavel Durov (pictured above) talked about competing with global companies at our Disrupt Europe conference last fall.