Sentence examples for were actually competing from inspiring English sources

It was as if the two movements were actually competing religions rather than branches of the same faith.

[These algae] are actually competing directly with corals for space.

"Chimpanzees are actually competing with people for these crops," Hockings said.

We can say "participants" because no one is actually competing for anything on "Chef Jeff".

"People are actually competing to buy things," Mr. van Haeften said.

But what you don't realize is that your cousin is actually competing with your brother for a wife.

Their friends wonder if the two are coordinating their media campaigns for their greater good, or if they are actually competing with each other.

(Here's Santa's 2014 "team"). And now that Google has its own Santa tracker, it's actually competing with the U.S. military.

They suggested that the snack manufacturer was actually competing with a larger set of companies and products than its managers had initially believed.

I don't consume special sports drinks, unless I'm actually competing in an ultra-distance race; I don't fuel myself with runners' energy gels; and I don't wash with special runners' soap.

"Until the price of a smartwatch comes down to the point where it's actually competing with Swatch watches [£40-£100] or something like that, it's not going to be a mass market product," Maude concluded.