Sentence examples for that will compete for from inspiring English sources

This is what I expect from a group that will compete for the Cup".

In fewer than 48 hours, they routed two teams that will compete for the championship.

Then there are the insurance exchanges that will compete for customers and might lower costs by refusing to pay for unnecessary tests and procedures.

Moreover, auto manufacturers are preparing to provide millions of new cars with voice-activated high-tech devices for communications and devices that will compete for driver attention.

The second is Alibaba.com, where, if you want to make rubber sandals that play "The Star Spangled Banner," you click on Alibaba and it will link you with dozens of Chinese shoemakers that will compete for your business.

On Wednesday programmers for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival released the list of features and documentaries that will compete for grand jury and audience prizes in Park City, Utah, in January.

But Peter Gelb's Met is staging vibrant, often hip productions that will compete directly for the City Opera audience.

In the Hollywood Reporter by way of Reuters, Chen Kaige, the Chinese director of "Farewell My Concubine" and "The Promise," a $35 million epic that will compete heavily for best foreign film, said that people had it all wrong with "Alexander the Great," Oliver Stone's box office and critical miss: "In the last two years I have hardly found time to see any films.

It is a country prepared to make rather than accept new rules, and one that will compete with the United States for Asian and global hegemony.

They gave no details of other films that will compete with "Man to Man" for the festival's highest award, the Golden Bear.

By making corruption riskier, the supreme court makes it more likely that politicians will compete for that vacant space.Correction: Banco Rural is privately owned, not state-controlled as we wrote in the original version of this article.