Sentence examples for today's competing from inspiring English sources

It is meeting today's competing commitments by buying up gas from central Asia (thus also neutralising some potential competition for the European market).

Spoke says a big difference between the pre-internet days and the blockchain world is the money: today's competing protocols are often backed by billions of dollars of investment.

Most of today's competing species concepts are operational (Mayden 1997, 1999) in that they suggest empirical methods of species discovery or delineation.

By the 1960's, competing lighting motifs grew particularly garish.

Portraits of rebels and outsiders dominate this year's competing films in both the documentary and narrative categories.

Always ready to do potentially fatal harm to the concept of impartiality, our regular cast of writers and fan reps covering each of this weekend's competing teams.

So did Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, whose TV show was one of the most popular of the 1950's, competing with Milton Berle.

Always known to waft mysteriously, the ethereal gentle creatures who make up our regular body of fan reps and writers for each of this weekend's competing teams.

Given the deadlock and Mr. Sitt's eviction of many tenants, neither side wanted to be blamed for the final decimation of the Coney Island amusements — hence this summer's competing attractions.

One set of people who know all about the dangers of predictions, but who do it anyway — our regular panel of fan reps and writers for each of this weekend's competing teams.

Never knowingly five minutes early, our intrepid team of fan reps and writers for each of this weekend's competing teams have deadline-surfed into place to bring you the week's main stories for their team and to look ahead to the weekend.