Sentence examples for you stop competing from inspiring English sources

"But the applause stops when you stop competing on the merits.

When you stop competing against others you'll be motivated to appreciate those things that really matter and you probably already have.

You'll never get a free pass to stop competing on the merits — neither in the market you dominate, nor in other markets".

Part of the lesson of yoga is to stop competing, to pay attention to your body and notice how far you can go on this particular day.

The game's mental and physical toll eventually forces most top players to stop competing.

She made a flat motion with her hand, indicating she just might stop competing.

If we really want equality we must try our best to ignore gender and stop competing with one another.

By then, Ticketmaster and Live Nation had decided to stop competing with each other and agreed to merge.

Absent a bar against anticompetitive discrimination, carriers could stop competing GPS or mapping applications from running on their networks.

She wanted to train for the 1940 Olympics, but she chose to stop competing after the outbreak of the Second World War.

Mr. Kessler, of Piper Jaffray, said Amazon "has made a strategic decision to stop competing for larger players".