Sentence examples for wish to compete from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Pistorius might wish to compete again to earn a living, the lawyer said.
But of course, it allows Japanese exporters, if they wish, to compete by lowering prices.
I look grimly at these figures; I do not wish to compete.
If Spain's best players wish to compete, they have a choice: join Madrid, join Barcelona or leave.
Equally, we shouldn't be swayed by those in FE who wish to compete, engage in mission stretch and to offer many of the same courses already available elsewhere.
The situation would now be different if she ever did wish to compete as a woman at an international level, in which case she would have to satisfy certain requirements".
"I had won a gold medal, and I no longer wished to compete".
Networks wishing to compete with the New York Stock Exchange also face technical obstacles, analysts say.
The U.S. never wishes to compete with a hegemonic power that controls all the wealth of western Eurasia.
That definition implies that the enterprise has made a choice about how it wishes to compete in the marketplace.
The group's members were planning to embark on a 10-week, self-paced running program, with a half marathon race as the incentive at the program's conclusion, for those who wished to compete.
