Sentence examples for truly competing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, since the chefs on the cruise were not truly competing for important stakes as they do on television, they didn't bring their A games.

Mr Spitzer wants to see fund chairmen and boards who are truly independent of the company that manages the fund, and who will seek truly competing bids.

He has overseen Tottenham's transformation into serial qualifiers for the Champions League with limited resources in comparison with most of their rivals but finds them agonisingly short of truly competing at the top, mainly because of restrictions imposed on him by the stadium costs.

Earlier this year, in a response to criticism that it was acting monopolistically, Google publicly identified DuckDuckGo as a competitor — a move that pleased and entertained Weinberg but that also reflected a bit of hyperbole about just how close DuckDuckGo is to truly competing.

Those advantages prevent fintech companies from truly competing against banks.

They did not make a lot of money and were truly competing, even hobbling on one leg.

Only then, the athletes said, can they truly compete internationally.

The question remains whether the V&A can truly compete for attendance with more mainstream institutions.

"We have an opportunity to truly compete for this seat with a strong showing in the city," Mr. Turner said.

Local rivals come and go, but can never truly compete – or couldn't, until the government interfered.

However, a limited product base, a virtually Mac-only ecosystem and high prices mean that Thunderbolt will never truly compete with USB.