Your new CRM platform isn't competing against paper – it's competing against Salesforce.
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You're not just competing against other TV companies, you're competing against the internet.
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They won't be competing against each other (don't expect a bloodbath), but they'll all be competing against The Wheel.
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" Later, he summed it up this way: "We're all competing against linear television, not really competing against each other.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for PPE because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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It has that classic Tetris vibe except this time you're not just competing against falling blocks or a timer, you're competing against 98 other players in a battle royale-style Tetris showdown.
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But remember that those companies aren't just competing against one another; they're also competing against Google and Apple, whose browsers automatically suggest strong passwords and offer to store them on your behalf.
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"We're competing against each other, we're competing against other countries, it's a wild west, I would say, out there, and indeed, we're overpaying for [personal protective equipment] because of that competition," Illinois Gov.
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Gronkowsi is competing against Lucy Hale and Michael B. Jordan.
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Beto O'Rourke has flirted with competing against incumbent Republican Sen.
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Those advantages prevent fintech companies from truly competing against banks.
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Harris is competing against a fellow Democrat for the seat.
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"Our biggest thing is competing against each other," Deontre says.
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LA is competing against Paris to host the 2024 Olympics.
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In the latter, two women are competing against each other.
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You're not necessarily competing against anybody; you're competing with yourself.
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If you are dating, you are competing against other suitors.
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The show was competing against Sunday Night Football on NBC.
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They're often competing against third parties and even Amazon itself.
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To a large extent, they are competing against each other.
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But they're competing against these other models, which is very difficult.
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I was competing against [fellow London 2012 gold medallist] Jonnie Peacock.
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However, effectively competing against China will require help from European allies.
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"That is the inventory flippers are competing against when they sell."
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In this field, Amazon is competing against Google, Microsoft and Apple.
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JB: Especially when you're competing against people that's just as good.
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" They are competing against "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "A Star is Born.
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It will also be her first time competing against L.P.G.A. players.
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Now retired, Katsouranis, 38, spent his career competing against Olympiacos, forlornly.
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Everyone in digital media is competing against Facebook and Google, right?
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Instagram is also competing against Facebook for the attention of creators.
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It's competing against their SUV stablemates, the X3 and the Q5.
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Lance Gooden is competing against the former campaign manager of Rep.
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It's a dream for me to be competing against them now.
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Its Ravens versus Chiefs...I'm competing against their defense if anything.
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Besides which, Romney isn't competing against the entire universe of possibilities.
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"In TriBeCa you are competing against serious money," Mr. Reid said.
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Communities are competing against each other to lure in these manufacturers.
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We've competing against some of the top guys in the country.
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"It'll be fun," Chmerkovskiy, 32, tells PEOPLE about competing against his fiancée.
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TC: Do you ever feel like you are competing against Google Capital?
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I was competing against people with double my income, [offering] all cash.
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I look forward to competing against (cornerback Darrelle) Revis and the defense.
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OpTic will be competing against SK Gaming, G2 Esports, Team Liquid, Virtus.
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"Girls are competing against one another from the very beginning," she says.
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That's because everything it was competing against was bigger and more powerful.
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"They are competing against the forces of nature, against air," Krause said.
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Obamacare's drafters expected marketplaces with health insurance plans competing against each other.
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Still, Paltrow doesn't feel like she's competing against other celebrity pet businesses.
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Thursday What's better than siblings competing against each other at the Olympics?
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Come Tonys time, he may, if regulations allow, be competing against himself.
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But just think about everyone you and your kids are competing against.
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On the practice field, competing against himself, Hekker is no less demanding.
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On the Democratic side, Sue Bell Cobb is competing against five men.
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"I love competing against him," the 21-year-old said of Bolt.
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So the government can build these without competing against the private sector.
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I am competing against girls that are 10 years younger than me.
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We've been competing against Ronan Farrow for a year and he's terrific.
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Take a look at what I'm competing against on the other side.
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The former vice president could find himself competing against progressives like Sens.
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So I am just excited about competing against everybody, not just Justin.
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At least three primary runoffs will see women competing against each other.
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Canada will now be competing against Ireland and Norway for two spots.
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Three years of competing against yourself because you're your only true competition.
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There is speculation that it could even be a series of competitions, with Phil and Tiger competing against each other and also competing against a pair of up-and-coming golf stars like Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed.
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BTS will be competing against Maroon 5, Imagine Dragons, Dan + Shay, and Panic!
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One video captured the octuplets competing against one another in a sack race.
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He sees competing against large companies akin to American patriots fighting the British.
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The bid, which is competing against three European cities, risks an anti-U.
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For every single one of them we were competing against Google, Facebook, Apple.
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They were now competing against the immediate-release opioids like Vicodin and Lortab.
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Paris is competing against Los Angeles for the right to host the event.
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They're competing against a million other people who are also having to tour.
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Others also competing against Atom in Europe include Monzo, Starling, Tandem and N26.
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If competing against yourself isn't enough, Microsoft Band is launching a social option.
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Parnell, a former Goldman Sachs senior adviser, is competing against former State Rep.
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He was competing against other establishment favorites, but found himself outperformed by Gov.
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And at the time, competing against IBM, there was no time for consensus.
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Without the nationalization, states are competing against each other for supplies, Cuomo said.
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If you are in the stock market, you are competing against other investors.
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"Last three years been rough for us, competing against this team," DeRozan said.
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Some of this might be because the streaming service is competing against itself.
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It took Florence years on tour to get used to competing against him.
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The other 159 women running for House seats will be competing against men.
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TC: Blackstone must be competing against fast-growing tech companies for data scientists.
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Instead of competing against Amazon, J. Crew is setting up shop with them.
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Disadvantages: Competing against exclusive contracts in major cities; added costs of rebalancing bikes.
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Kulsoom and Rashid will be competing against about 40 other candidates, including religious parties.
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Atlantia is competing against Hochtief, the German arm of Spanish builder ACS, for Abertis.
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Plus, I was competing against experienced paralegals and even attorneys that were laid off.
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Instead, I was competing against another driver, Susan, and my score was being tracked.
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"I don't think we should be competing against China in behavioral manipulation," he argued.
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We were paying 38-percent taxes … and competing against people who were paying 20.
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Greene said Google Cloud is competing against Amazon and Microsoft, but for different reasons.
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Competing against "pros" also makes it harder for the average Joe to win prizes.
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Joe Heck (R) is competing against former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto (D).
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L) Indian Horlicks nutrition business, where it is competing against consumer giant Nestle (NESN.
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We were paying 38 percent taxes … and competing against people who were paying 20.
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The rookie is competing against RB Shaun Draughns to be RB Carlos Hyde's backup.
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Khloe is competing against sister Kylie Jenner for the favorite reality TV star award.
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As Netanyahu says in the video, Iran forbids its athletes from competing against Israelis.
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But these foods are at a disadvantage when it comes to competing against dairy.
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Players who were ten years old when he started were now competing against him.
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As far as competing against [Americans] Lindsey [Vonn] and Mikaela [Shiffrin]—it's always fun.
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"Currently, when states are doing it, we are competing against other states," he said.
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In 2017, he won a national title competing against able-bodied athletes in Colorado.
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So I hope we can grasp every opportunity by competing against these strong teams.
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In a way, Ms. Romanov will still be competing against Mr. Hof in November.
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"It is competing against fundamentally impaired companies, including Wal-Mart, quite honestly," Palihapitiya said.
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The firm has two teams competing against each other to produce the best design.
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Of course, Android TV is also competing against Google's own Chromecast line of devices.
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Instead, he finds himself in the cold, competing against pigeons for scraps of garbage.
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Apollo is now competing against Nexstar Media in the auction for Tribune, the sources said.
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It's going to be a battle on Monday with two couples competing against each other.
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Competing against Spotify and Apple Music is tough – and that's before we even discuss YouTube.
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They'll be competing against stars like Ryan Lochte, Marilu Henner, Vanilla Ice and Terra Jolé.
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Uber failed because it thought it was competing against Didi in the smart transportation space.
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But instead of competing against each other, women can work together to break that mold.
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Calamos-EXIN was competing against three interested Chinese groups: Fosun, Shanghai-based Gongbao and Wintime.
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They were premium, but they were still accessible compared to what they were competing against.
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"I don't think the two diseases ought to be competing against each other," said Brawley.
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In a 2013 interview with David Letterman, Williams spoke candidly about competing against male players.
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All of the below videos and gifs were made when competing against other players online.
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One change is clear, though -- the groups will be competing against each other for members.
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In Sunni areas, Allawi is competing against local lists and Usama al-Nujayfi's Muttahidoon alliance.
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From just about any perspective, competing against FPI is extremely hard, if not downright impossible.
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Our workers are tired of competing against Mexican workers who make pennies on the dollar.
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The retailer is competing against itself by offering two services — Amazon Prime Now and AmazonFresh.
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It's sort of a wet t-shirt contest in which Jenner's competing against better judgement.
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SpaceX has proved to be an undaunted challenger when competing against legacy companies like Boeing.
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"When you're playing golf, you're just playing against yourself, competing against the score," Hicks said.
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There is also the physical and mental toll of competing against older, potentially stronger opposition.
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The companies aren't competing against each other, Schleifer said, but instead are battling the coronavirus.
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Competing against Lamont's seemingly bottomless pockets, Mr. Stefanowski has spent far more time raising money.
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There are allegations — dismissed by Garcia — that countries competing against each other had traded votes.
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It can seem, from the outside, that every applicant is competing against every other applicant.
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In Cologne, Spin will find itself competing against the likes of Bird, Lime and Circ.
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That's always been true, of course, but now the shows are competing against the internet.
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She was competing against giant companies owned by men, facing the boys club head on.
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But this system works best when there are lots of companies competing against each other.
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Although two people are in the test kitchen at a time, they're mostly competing against themselves.
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In some cases, the logistics companies that service retailers are also competing against them for talent.
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He explained that the man I'd be competing against was a mere 250 pounds. Two-fifty.
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So Microsoft is not competing against the bread and butter for a lot of its partners.
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Apollo is now competing against Nexstar Media Group in the auction for Tribune, the sources said.
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That could prove challenging again as a white man competing against female, black and Hispanic candidates.
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Competing against the best acts in the world also means the level of talent has elevated.
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"This is what I think," Woodley replied after Thompson asked about them competing against each other.
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And even though he's competing against several moderate boomers, Buttigieg does best among voters over 65.
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Then suddenly Netflix is competing against and entire TV built ecosystem rather than just other apps.
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It's just confusing to have all these controls competing against each other in the same spot.
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The two companies, competing against about a dozen rivals, have 83% market share in New Jersey.
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It's now competing against Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram, all of which have larger daily user bases.
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"Pharmacies and physicians may not be happy about a new player competing against them," Buck said.
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Sakshi Malik competing against Aisuluu Tynybekova of Kyrgyzstan at the 73 Olympic Games on August 17.
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And, as seems to occur every year, the young actresses are competing against America's treasure Meryl.
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Peele and Gerwig will also be competing against each other in the Best Original Screenplay field.
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"As you age, you have lots of different medical problems competing against one another," she said.
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The finale found her competing against Britton Buchanan, an 18-year-old from Sanford, North Carolina.
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Doing business in China or even competing against Chinese companies is difficult enough for large corporations.
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This year those forces are competing against each other and will probably cancel each other out.
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It's also Facebook's latest competitor to Snapchat, which Instagram is fiercely competing against for younger users.
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All the emotions, all the adrenaline, all the competition — competing against the Yankees has been outstanding.
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Virtually no inflation, and you have to understand, we're competing against other parts of the world.
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Over the past few months, networks have been ferociously competing against one another in nomination campaigns.
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Before the race even started, Rowbury knew she was competing against a couple convicted drug cheats.
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Maybe this sounds full of myself, but I was never competing against my peers, you know?
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Trump has repeatedly accused CNN of bias against him while competing against Clinton for the presidency.
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To have all these tours competing against each other, and having to change dates, it's counterproductive.
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That doesn't stop these brave swimmers from diving in and competing against each other in races.
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They realize that they are not competing against the other participants but against the word lists.
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"Why are these people who are banned from the Olympics still competing against us?" he asked.
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"I was competing against all the other guys as well, not only against him," Molinari said.
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It is those players, though, that he compares himself to, that he sees himself competing against.
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For instance, Amazon is competing against Wal-Mart, which has acquired e-commerce companies like Jet.
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If he runs, he could be competing against high-profile female potential candidates including US Sens.
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Biden has maintained his spot atop many recent surveys of the Democratic primary, competing against Sens.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic presidential field is spending most of its resources competing against other right now.
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The ad asserts that Sanders was "seriously thinking" about competing against Obama in a Democratic primary.
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It's even an issue facing big media companies competing against Amazon or Alphabet's YouTube, he said.
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It is a movement that is positioned to be the Netflix competing against both parties' Blockbuster.
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And Harris won't just be competing against Biden and Sanders for the state's trove of delegates.
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Trump's campaign made the same claim last fall when he was competing against Clinton to become president.
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We are competing against each other but the camaraderie is amazing and that trickles down from Harry.
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She's competing against Division I athletes, sure, but most of them aren't world-record holding gold medalists.
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It's not like you're competing against some big, old-school company that doesn't know how to innovate.
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And they're questioning Amazon's practice of competing against the very small businesses that sell on its platform.
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Splatoon 2 docked or in portable mode was a total jam, especially when competing against other people.
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Kate Morris, founder of Adore, told Mashable digital retailers have been competing against international merchants for years.
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Exactly what happens to these developers now that they're competing against Reddit itself is perhaps less clear.
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It learned to play by competing against itself, without any data of prior human or AI play.
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It also conveniently ignores the reality that dirty athletes have been competing against clean ones for decades.
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In other words, the Fighting Hawks would literally be competing against the Fighting Sioux in the marketplace.
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Instead, Hopper is competing against you opening your laptop at all instead of just using your phone.
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Aside from the LME, SGX is competing against CME, ICE and Platts for the acquisition, Reuters reported.
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"Simone's an incredible gymnast... it's just amazing to be up there competing against her," Tinkler told reporters.
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The agreement is an example of activist investors competing against each other rather than working in tandem.
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"You have to understand we're competing against other parts of the world and they're manipulators," Trump said.
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In recent years, nuclear plants have had difficulty competing against cheap natural gas plants and renewable energy.
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Competing against Uber cofounder Travis KalanickInvestors have developed a taste for ghost kitchens and their business potential.
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Beat Saber even made an appearance on the "Tonight Show," with Jimmy Fallon competing against Brie Larson.
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"For top sport you need top competitors and I really enjoy competing against the best," she said.
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So this season, with the raft of plays competing against one another for audiences, he is inundated.
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That means SoftBank would rather these companies did not spend too much money competing against one another.
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Cano said he felt younger than 36 and that he is capable of competing against younger players.
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Every so often an exceptionally capable woman has to prove her worth by competing against a clown.
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States are competing against each other and against the federal government to buy increasingly expensive basic equipment.
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But the V90 Cross Country isn't competing against cars like the BMW 5 series or Audi A6.
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If placed on the ballot, Brown would be a third option for voters, competing against Republican Rep.
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Back then, Dittmar warned the surge of women candidates were Democrats, which meant they're competing against incumbents.
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In this way, it's competing against Ring's Video Doorbell Pro, not the wireless-capable Video Doorbell 2.
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Modernizing the company meant benchmarking and competing against EV-leader Tesla instead of the company's traditional competitors.
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Sanchez is competing against California Attorney General Kamala Harris (D) in race that features no major Republicans.
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"He's a legend in the game, and I'm definitely looking forward to competing against him," Kaufman said.
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Right now, the PDC event features 96 players each year, with men historically competing against other men.
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"We know we're competing against a low labor-cost business," Muyskens says of the competition in Asia.
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Then you will be alone, competing against cheap coal in Asia or cheap gas in other countries.
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"She was competing against these girls who were her heroes, her idols," Biles' mom, Nellie Biles, told Glamour.
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Aldean and Urban each earned three nominations, with both stars competing against Stapleton for entertainer of the year.
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Saucey, which has now raised $10.2 million altogether, is competing against a dizzying number of alcohol-delivery companies.
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She was actually competing against 6-year-old Blue Ivy— who she admitted totally had the better routine.
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Don't they know by the end of the episode they're all going to be competing against each other?
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By 1919, more than 70 American universities had launched correspondence courses, competing against some 300 private correspondence schools.
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It'll investigate questions like: What's the best way to complement existing mental health services without competing against them?
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H: Did it seem like you were competing against the same people and films at festivals last year?
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As one of the few women in professional motorcycle racing, Melissa Paris is used to competing against men.
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It's competing against the established route that property buyers take in the UK today when searching for finance.
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As described in a paper published in Nature today, Zero developed its Go skills by competing against itself.
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Aldean and Urban each earned three nominations, with both stars competing against Stapleton for entertainer of the year.
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Good jobs were rare, and often we were competing against older, more experienced workers who had been downsized.
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They are moving farther ahead of the companies they're competing against, and they're using tech to do that.
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October baseball means competing against the best teams and the best teams tend to have the best offenses.
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I wondered why Nintendo didn't seem as interested in competing against Sony and Microsoft with sheer technological numbers.
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The companies on the VAB board are mostly TV networks, and are competing against Facebook for advertising money.
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IT'S NOT JUST LIMITED TO COMPETING AGAINST OTHER MEXICAN— ACKMAN: CAN I – TAKE A LOOK AT BURGER KING.
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"The Raptors were in the N.B.A. playoffs competing against LeBron James in the Eastern Conference finals," Cooper said.
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A runoff election could mean that Republican candidates would have to spend more time competing against one another.
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They are competing against other startups bringing genomics and data science to farms, including Metabiota and Trace Genomics.
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An unknown may have no chance competing against a single familiar politician, such as Booker, Warren, or Harris.
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"You are competing against guys who've been doing it for 20 years and have massive reach," he said.
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So they told me I'm competing against the federal government to get ventilators from the state of Illinois.
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There is admittedly little competition in the centenarian age group, and Ms. Hawkins was largely competing against herself.
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For months, Rudd had thought he would be competing against the elements and himself, not a stud athlete.
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"The companies are typically not competing against each other — they can all be addressing different diseases," she said.
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"That would be cool if me and Gary were both in it, competing against each other," Judge said.
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A problem Amerkhanian and Vandemoer had in common was the cost of competing against colleges in the Northeast.
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In the media business, Yahoo and AOL are competing against concentrated media and tech giants for advertising dollars.
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Such anonymity helps keep other potential bidders from knowing whom they are competing against for a coveted tag.
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Netflix is now competing against Facebook, Snapchat and YouTube, as they develop more robust video programming, Verkasalo added.
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That's because the county has a public plan that is competing against private companies in the ACA exchange.
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Nuclear plants across the country have had trouble in recent years competing against cheap natural gas and renewables.
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Not only is he competing against his wife: his brother, Drew, won the Mirrorball Trophy in Season 2.
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One hypothesis was that Walmart may have been competing against other bidders for Jet — possibly Alibaba or even Google.
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Vestager told reporters the issue revolved around major platforms hosting sellers on their platforms while simultaneously competing against them.
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"Most recruiters, especially at Amazon, where you are competing against other Amazon recruiters, check applicants every day," Ryan said.
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Jobandtalent is competing against a number of newer start-ups in the space which are also focused on mobile.
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Calamos-EXIN was competing against three interested Chinese groups interested in the unit: Fosun, Shanghai-based Gongbao and Wintime.
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The duo, who share an equipment and apparel sponsor, will be competing against 11 other teams in the Dec.
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I was told I'd be competing against four other journalists to see who could make the best jerk chicken.
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Where antitrust concerns have arisen, they chiefly concern Amazon's practice of competing against other sellers with its own brands.
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Amazon competing against its own sellers is perhaps the most popular topic among the company's critics, including Elizabeth Warren.
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Why have you been able to survive and flourish competing against companies with enormous resources, much more than yours?
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China sets out to damage foreign corporations not because they're American, but just because they're competing against Chinese companies.
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She will be competing against herself in three categories: top "Hot 100" song, top-selling song and top collaboration.
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This means high school-level esports competitors will start competing against each other in regular seasons starting this spring.
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That puts Zero Zero Robotics in a tough spot: directly competing against the most well-known consumer drone company.
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Cyril Ramaphosa, the deputy president, is competing against Mr Zuma's ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the leadership contest.
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Mandakhnaran, otherwise known as Ganzorig, was competing against Uzbekistan's Ikhtiyor Navruzov to determine third place in the 66kg category.
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They're also competing against state-owned entities and companies that have the support of large, state funded financing mechanisms.
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That is why Kazi is now launching Threads, a start-up that will be directly competing against Facebook's Workplace.
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That also means the new NSX is competing against cars like the Porsche 911 Turbo and Aston Martin Vantage.
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Chicago is competing against New York and Los Angeles, and there is something gritty about Mud Queens being here.
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This outdated and unfair online sales tax loophole puts local businesses at a disadvantage when competing against online competitors.
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"Essentially they (Slack) are competing against a free product," Tsai said Reporting by Heather Somerville; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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Every generation it moves forward, because there's no substituting or competing against a powered plugged-in GPU and CPU.
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Instead, Rivian's vehicles, with their rugged, sophisticated looks, could end up competing against the Range Rovers of the world.
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These officials "would have to run for a delegate slot by competing against their own constituents," Mr. Carrick said.
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The nominations were announced Wednesday and a few actors from the same shows will be competing against each other.
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Snyder describes it as a language: Any time two players are competing against each other, they're holding a conversation.
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Many airlines are for example competing against deep-pocketed Chinese carriers who are hiring aggressively because of fleet expansion.
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There was hesitation about the idea of competing against one another, says Ricky Lai, marketing manager for SkyBound USA.
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In 2014, to my horror, England found themselves in such a situation, competing against Italy, Uruguay and Costa Rica.
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That plan, called Made in China 2025, worries many Western businesses who fear competing against government-supported Chinese companies.
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The spectacle of a female candidate competing against a self-serving, bloviating male one still feels way too raw.
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Less than six months after his resignation from ESPN, Skipper will soon be competing against his former longtime employer.
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It's a subtle addition, but one that gives both Samsung and Google important advantages in competing against the iPhone.
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"We don't think of ourselves as a podcast company," Shaeffer says, but that's still who he's competing against. pic.twitter.
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In many of these areas, U.S. companies are competing against state actors who operate without regard to market forces.
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Purnama, who is competing against former education minister Anies Baswedan, denies what are regarded by critics as politicised charges.
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There are two factors competing against each other: voter dislike for Menendez and voter dislike for President Donald Trump.
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Q. But you're also competing against 10 other YouTube links I could click on on Monday morning instead of yours.
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And to the contrary, Clinton is now competing against an opponent who has confronted several rounds of embarrassing staff turmoil.
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In mining, machines run 24 hours a day, competing against other computers around the world to solve complex math problems.
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Story is competing against four players in fan balloting for the final spot on the National League All-Star team.
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Then there's Brazil, where the regulations have only budged incrementally, and Easy Taxi is competing against both Uber and 2000Taxis.
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Jason Aldean and Keith Urban each earned three nominations, with both stars competing against Stapleton for entertainer of the year.
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With de Blasio's plan, however, students will know exactly whom they're competing against, and exactly how the ranking system works.
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"Athletics like running or weight lifting are the only sports where people are truly competing against physical limits," Bilic said.
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He's competing against the likes of celebrity chef Bobby Flay, investment club The Beardstown Ladies and investment pro Tim Seymour.
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If you're a platform, should you also be competing against ... Like Amazon, you can say the same thing about Amazon.
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The suit also alleges the drugmakers would block other companies from competing against Gilead's treatment even after Gilead's patents expired.
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It's a dynamic combination of competing against watching on TV and against showing up in person to a live event.
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An unapologetic Mugabe portrayed himself as a radical African nationalist competing against racist and imperialist forces in Washington and London.
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You know, wealthy people don't like me because I'm competing against them all the time and they don't like me.
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Tesla has been public for eight years, and it's now competing against some of the largest automakers in the world.
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"When you're competing against a 39 percent shareholder you've got to be quite aggressive," said a source close to Comcast.
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But, Miller won't be fazed by Sanchez with a career made from competing against lightweight's big names in the past.
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When the men arrived, they discovered that instead of a date … they'd be competing against each other to win it.
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Adam [Rippon] and I brought home the bronze together, so I don't necessarily feel I'm competing against him for this.
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What was good for a nest competing against other nests would then outweigh what was good for any individual ant.
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His analysis of "over 2,000 racing wheelmen" revealed that cyclists tended to post faster times while competing against other cyclists.
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Los Angeles, which hosted the Olympics in 1932 and 1984, is competing against Budapest, Paris and Rome for the games.
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The TV shows won't be competing against the films — the screenings are a bonus for the Cannes Festival's 70th anniversary.
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One obvious criticism of both of these approaches is that the pentathletes' scores depend on whom they are competing against.
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We helped establish them, and now they're competing against us, across the street, down the block, in the same towns.
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The more plausible scenario is the billiard ball model of international relations, with self-interested states competing against each other.
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It's almost like T-Mobile and Sprint competing against each other for market share is a beneficial thing for customers.
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It's just that he's competing against colleagues who not only do their jobs, but they also go above and beyond.
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The practice of using older players developed over the years as a means of competing against the sport's leading programs.
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The news comes as a blow to the U.S. wrestling team, which has a long history of competing against Iran.
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I spent my whole career competing against The Times, so coming to work here feels a bit like giving in.
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Sometimes you are competing against an internal worker or an employee-referenced candidate, which can be tough to compete with.
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Kim grew up watching, and competing against, the pioneers of the sport — people like Clark, Gretchen Bleiler and Torah Bright.
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It was the strongest sign yet that he plans to keep competing against Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Competitive mode features two teams of five players competing against each other, with each player having a skill-based ranking.
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And Rory's strength is an asset to his game because he is competing against much bigger and naturally stronger players.
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In the meantime states are competing against each other on the open market and, in the process, driving up prices.
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In Cologne alone, TechCrunch notes that Spin will be competing against three other ride-sharing companies; Bird, Lime, and Circ.
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As opposed to making two bets alone and kind of competing against each other, we'll take a stake in Zomato.
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So for much of the year, she focused on competing against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in South Carolina and beyond.
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Gwen Stefani also eventually turned her chair around, leaving all four coaches competing against each other to win Lynee over.
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She would be competing against a smaller car with a smaller engine, and might not enjoy the advantages often assumed.
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Meanwhile, the 16 other Republicans competing against him were trying their hardest to meet New Hampshire voters where they were.
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In North Carolina, Troy is competing against some of the biggest insurers in the US, like UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Cigna.
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The game becomes even more fun when you're competing against another player, testing each other in a battle of geographic knowledge.
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Netflix loves billboards and Reuters claims it's competing against other unnamed bidders to take over the Los Angeles-based billboard company.
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Edith will be competing against teenagers up to three times her age, according to CNN affiliate KJRH-TV in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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The "Bodak Yellow" singer is competing against herself in three categories: top hot 100 song, top-selling song, and top collaboration.
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Her Summer Olympics teammate Aly Raisman is known for saying that anyone competing against Biles is just aiming for second place.
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Inovio also has an Ebola vaccine in the pipeline and is competing against the likes of Merck, Johnson & Johnson and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Los Angeles, which hosted the Olympics in 1932 and 1984, is competing against Paris and Budapest for the 2024 Summer Games.
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Unfortunately, the necessity of competing against two critics of free trade -- Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump -- forced her to change positions.
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But Sony's 10003Xs are competing against premium headphones, where there's obviously enough padding in the profit margin to make the upgrade.
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The film follows them as they travel 2,000 miles across the country competing against each other in various jobs and tasks.
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And it is competing against Comcast, the American cable giant that plans to make its own bid for control of Sky.
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SalamAir, owned by Omani government pension funds and the Muscat municipality, was launched in 2017, competing against state carrier Oman Air.
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It's a very unnatural thing where you're all desperately competing against each other, but you're all sort of in it together.
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They have a very good management team over the past couple years really establishing a beachhead online in competing against Amazon.
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That's what Amazon and Google and all of the big companies that we're all increasingly competing against or cooperating with have.
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As coal tries to stay viable, it is competing against cheap and abundant natural gas, new environmental regulations and environmental activists.
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She casually slides back and forth down the halfpipe, like she's on vacation in Aspen instead of competing against elite athletes.
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The "jungle primary" will be held on April 85033, featuring all the candidates competing against each other regardless of party affiliation.
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A third round of voting is due to take place for the final available seat with Italy competing against The Netherlands.
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In this season, the 14th cycle of the hit Bravo series, eight returning chefs have been competing against eight new contestants.
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"Hirscher has been on a tear this year and I'd rather not be competing against him," Ligety said with a laugh.
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If Trump wins and sends numerous Pakistanis back home, they will be competing against the locals within a shrinking job market.
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It never got the traction of it's rival Spotify, and is now competing against titans like Apple and Google as well.
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In a broader sense, it's also competing against location-based entertainment like laser tag, haunted houses, and "escape the room" games.
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Trump and Kasich have been locked in a public battle since competing against each other in the 2016 Republican presidential primary.
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The company hopes to eventually become one of the biggest defense companies, competing against giants of the industry like Lockheed Martin.
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Trump was a bizarre unknown competing against a known hawk commodity named Hillary Clinton—and so maybe he was a libertarian?
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Harry's set off the wave of direct-to-consumer brands competing against consumer-packaged-goods giants like Unilever and Procter & Gamble.
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Elizabeth Warren's biggest foe in her campaign for the Democratic nomination isn't one of the nearly 20 candidates she's competing against.
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You don't have a level playing field when you're competing against the company that determines whether you even reach the universe.
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Though the area tends to lean to the GOP, progressive candidates are competing against more centrist ones in the crowded primary.
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Both the right-wing opposition and the governing coalition, New Majority, had two candidates competing against each other for the presidency.
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He seems to like different competing groups of power competing against each other... Obviously,'The Apprentice' was like that as well.
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Brushing aside criticism, Mugabe portrayed himself as a radical African nationalist competing against racist and imperialist forces in Washington and London.
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Whether you call it news, journalism, or clickbait--the content farms are competing against new realities and platforms of content consumption.
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Even before Mr. Trump took office, the judge said, "he had amassed wealth and fame and was competing against" the plaintiffs.
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"Now he's competing against people who are just as viable to get the support of African Americans, from Latinos," Jones said.
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Appearing on the Road Trippin' podcast, James expressed concerns for NBA players competing against someone who was diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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And in the open race for South Dakota governor, Representative Kristi Noem is competing against one man for the Republican nomination.
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Romine said in an interview last season that it bothered him that he had been competing against a player using P.E.D.s.
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When he won the girls' wrestling state championship, people said he should be competing against boys, which is what Beggs wanted.
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The airlines are competing against American and other U.S. airlines "in an unfair way, and it shouldn't be allowed," he said.
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The same national team, organized by the same governing body, will effectively be competing against itself for interest in different formats.
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He is competing against formidable challengers and could yet face possible criminal charges in three corruption cases after the election (Reuters).
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Ardagh Group is competing against three private equity firms for the packaging plants up for sale, the people said this week.
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But the effect may be more limited than if Sanders were competing against a much younger Democrat in the top tier.
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A lot of actors from the same shows and movies will find themselves competing against each other thanks to some unexpected nominations.
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The 373-year-old Fry made 1 of 2 field-goal attempts while competing against Eddy Pineiro for the Bears' kicking job.
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It's something they share in common with the company they are most trying to emulate — yet could ultimately find themselves competing against.
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Once again, Jokowi was competing against Prabowo, a retired army general and son-in-law of former president and authoritarian dictator Suharto.
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Illustration: Angelica AlzonaLeEco's dream of breaking into the US market and competing against Apple is now farther from reality than ever before.
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Now it's competing against Frankenstein GoPro rigs that shoot 4K video for VR headsets that can be had for a lot cheaper.
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An acquisition of that nature would make Alphabet a player in the wearable fitness tracking space, competing against the likes of Apple.
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" Competing against Death Wish Kallmyer calls Black Insomnia and its competitor, supposedly the second world's strongest coffee Death Wish, "insanely strong coffees.
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Employees or departments competing against one another to stand out can destroy the company, so fostering a "win together" culture is paramount.
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WE HAVE TO GET MORE NIMBLE BECAUSE WE'RE COMPETING AGAINST COMPANIES WHOSE SUPPLY CHAIN RIGHT NOW IS A LITTLE BETTER THAN OURS.
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And without a bunch of physical stores of its own, this might be Samsung best option at competing against Apple's Genius Bar.
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Kebenei ran in the golden era of British middle-distance running, competing against current IAAF President Sebastian Coe in the early 1980s.
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Even with dramatic market growth, podcasting doesn't have a comparative advantage in competing against the scale and ad-targeting of the duopoly.
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Apple Music is also competing against Spotify, which recently went public and is scheduled to report earnings for the first time Wednesday.
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The competition has never been more intense, and he will be competing against academic achievers from across the United States and overseas.
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While Clinton ultimately lost to Barack Obama, heading into the primary season there were only a few viable Democrats competing against her.
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Aetna is the nation's No. 3 health insurer, competing against UnitedHealth, Anthem and Cigna to provide coverage for doctor and hospital visits.
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As a small business this was crucial because he was competing against larger companies that also sold the same things he did.
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Detoxifying the culture Competing against other employees within the company also distracts from a more important goal: surpassing competitors in the industry.
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Now 25, Lincicome will not be trying to make a statement by competing against men this week at a PGA Tour event.
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Recently, it acquired the consulting company Onica, further highlighting how it's supporting AWS customers, rather than competing against the much larger company.
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Pritzker said he spoke to Trump on Monday about the difficulty in securing contracts when he's competing against the federal government, too.
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He was well known in the city's beauty community and often entered hair styling competitions, competing against Vidal Sassoon, Vinnie Bianco said.
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What's the retail company that does that with shirts and t-shirts, they're competing against the Gap, there's one that millennials love.
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The former vice president was competing against several candidates for support in Virginia, with surveys showing a tight race between Biden, Sen.
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As a smaller airline competing against four very large competitors it is vital we continue to run a sustainable and profitable company.
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They weren't told until day-of that they wouldn't be striving for any set finish line — instead, they'd be competing against themselves.
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This avoids the trouble of competing against billionaires and decades-old space dynasties because, really, this market didn't exist until very recently.
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A former state lawmaker, Kim is competing against Navy veteran and philanthropist Cisneros to fill the seat being vacated by retiring Rep.
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Fast and frantic gun battles are a critical part of the game, and players are competing against and hunting down other people.
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The introduction of the untested tablet-like voting machines for the election has been widely opposed by opposition candidates competing against Shadary.
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The firm said Mr. Alix carried a deep-seated grudge against it for competing against AlixPartners and hiring some of its employees.
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It's to say to American workers, 'You are now competing against people in Vietnam who make 56 cents an hour minimum wage.
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ATR dominates the turboprop market, competing against the Bombardier-developed Q400, recently acquired by Canadian manufacturer Viking Air, and China's upcoming MA700.
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Several weapons makers are competing against the Raytheon and Northrop team to develop the Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept, or HAWC program.
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Those are exactly the same companies that they're competing against, so I don't think that's a particular thing that's unique to Spotify.
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I think that the set of their research agenda ... remember, Open AI isn't so much competing against Google or Facebook ... KS: No, no.
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In a country with a huge focus on academia, and while competing against millions of other students, the pressure to succeed is immense.
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"From the speaking standpoint, I would tone it down somewhat [as president] – don't forget I started out competing against 17 people," he says.
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Team Hogan will be competing against fellow retired wrestler Ric Flair's team, Randy Orton, King Corbin, Shinsuke Nakamura, Bobby Lashley and Drew McIntyre.
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The irony is that in launching a product, Taffer now has to market it on the very space that bars are competing against.
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Two couples go against each other – we're competing against James and Sharna – and whoever wins with the judges' scores gets immunity from elimination.
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With many still amateurs and competing against one another to win the favor of audiences and aggregators alike, the stakes are substantially higher.
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The deal means that the Olympics in 333 will be held in Paris, which Los Angeles was competing against to host that year.
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Don't worry about being the first with a technology — that's a fool's errand when you're competing against deep pockets like Apple and Samsung.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThat's probably enough comparisons for now, but there are several more apps where Google and Apple are directly competing against each other.
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J.B.'s probably best to stick with competing against dudes his own size on his reality TV show -- new season premiered Tuesday night.
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Competing against her childhood idol, she summoned her A game and earned her championship — no need for any asterisk in the record book.
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Independent retailers in the United States and Canada worry about competing against a fertilizer Goliath that may stock its stores at preferential rates.
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Competing against Day-Lewis will be Gary Oldman, who has also been nominated for best actor for portraying Winston Churchill in "Darkest Hour".
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Kustomer, he says, is not only competing against Salesforce but perhaps even more specifically Zendesk, in offering a new take on customer support.
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Competing against data-siloed platforms with a common owner — instead of a single interlinked mega-surveillance-network — also starts to sound almost possible.
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People forget that when it first came out and they were competing against other mp3 [players] folks were like, 'Boy, this is expensive.
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"Basically, when we look at that, what it boils down to for us is it's a company competing against a country," Zarit said.
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As we're quickly seeing, he offers nothing different than the typical coastal liberals and neosocialist progressives he's competing against for the Democratic nomination.
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"We are competing against other countries that don't have our regulations, don't have our labor laws, and subsidize their own industries," he said.
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The company is competing against AM General, Mahindra, Karsan, Oshkosh, and Workhorse for a multi-billion federal contract to build USPS's new fleet.
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Kennedy is competing against Democratic candidate Foster Campbell, a member of the state's public service commission, in Louisiana's runoff election on Dec. 10.
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It's odd to see guys with 20093-0 and 0-0 records competing against each other on a UFC card in Las Vegas.
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That family of single-aisle aircraft is the cash cow of the world's largest planemaker, competing against European rival Airbus SE's A320neo family.
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The Dutch designer Marcel Wanders's overwrought décor has Swiss and Hawaiian motifs competing against one another — a cowbell lamp here, a lei there.
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Local media organizations, he has argued, would have a greater shot at competing against those internet giants by combining resources in local markets.
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Team members are actually competing against one another in an individual sport; there is no team score at the end of each race.
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The question of Google's commitment to hardware is a testament to the challenges of competing against devices made by Apple, Amazon and Samsung.
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When you're competing against others, sharing this kind of relevant information is one way to ensure you're giving yourself every advantage possible.5.
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Day was competing against Charles Conwell — a 2016 U.S. Olympian — when he was struck behind the ear, Sports Illustrated and USA Today reported.
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After all, if CCU is competing in the mitigation challenge (rather than on sequestration), then it is competing against other forms of mitigation.
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Well, a beefed up processor to match the iPhone 11, plus the possibility of competing against other smartphones on the matter of price.
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Trade ties During the Cold War, Moscow and Washington operated in separate trading spheres, competing against each other for trade from third parties.
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In the 2nd Congressional District in Houston, state representative Kevin Roberts is competing against former Navy SEAL Dan Crenshaw to replace retiring Rep.
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Neither of them, for much of their lives, ever imagined representing Poland — or competing against the United States on this sort of stage.
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Iranian athletes have been prohibited from competing against Israeli athletes for a long time, and the issue has come up in judo before.
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The retired neurosurgeon became one of Trump's top surrogates during the 2016 presidential race after unsuccessfully competing against him for the GOP's nomination.
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At the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco this week, Khosrowshahi said that competing against local players is very hard.
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Explain. — Do you agree with their study's finding that "competition against yourself is equally effective [as competing against another person] in improving performance"?
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A teacher coached the boys competing against other students through several hypothetical challenges: How do you reach people if a cell tower fails?
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When you're competing against dozens of other applicants, it's a surefire way to stand out and gain an edge of the other candidates.
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Four major candidates will be competing against her that day — two on the left, one in the center and one on the right.
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The two finalist communities ended up competing against each other to host the waste site (which would mean jobs, money, and so on).
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He is competing against Clinton in New York's delegate-rich April 19 primary as she seeks to extend her lead among pledged delegates.
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Disadvantages: Has raised less money than its dockless competitors, competing against exclusive contracts of incumbent players, cost of labor and time spent rebalancing.
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So when there are women athletes competing against other world-class athletes from nearly every corner of the globe, it actually means something.
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Unfortunately, much of the perception of an uneven playing field is driven by a misunderstanding of whom kids are actually competing against for admission.
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At 27 years old, he is playing on center stage in the NBA Finals, competing against the two-time defending champions Golden State Warriors.
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In this study, however, the participants were told that they were competing against other humans, but in reality they were playing against two computers.
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The national media still sometimes presents LGBTQ rights and religious freedom as two distinct causes, competing against each other in a zero-sum game.
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At first the Bellas resist the instruments played by the bands they're competing against, but by the end of the movie they've embraced it.
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It seems that the competition led to the former friends having a falling out, but now they're back competing against one another once again.
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The U.S. is not part of RCEP, which could leave many U.S. exporters at a disadvantage when competing against Asian exporters in the region.
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Phoenix is competing against 970 other cities who've also entered the Mayors Challenge, which asks cities to propose solutions to their most pressing challenges.
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A Florida video gamer has been arrested after another online player he was competing against allegedly heard him raping a 15-year-old girl.
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Meanwhile, costars Millie Bobbie Brown and Winona Ryder are competing against each other for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series.
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In "Competing Against Luck, " Christensen provides answers to key business questions such as, how do companies think of products they know customers will buy?
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Other operating systems like iOS and ChromeOS (the platform that Microsoft is directly competing against with Windows 10 S) have comparable rules in place.
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In streaming and digital payments, Apple is competing against a generation of tech companies that are all deeply influenced by Jobs and the iPhone.
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But Saudi Arabia is competing against an Iran that has spent decades laying overt and covert security and intelligence infrastructure across the Middle East.
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She is already seen as a transformative figure who will be courted by Democratic presidential candidates competing against one another in a crowded field.
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African farmers, who use ox-drawn ploughs and pick cotton by hand, are competing against vast mechanised farms in Texas that still receive subsidies.
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Competing against other people is fun and motivating, although with all of your stats close at hand, you can always just compete against yourself.
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Dee says Bickerton was interested in how artists and their works were becoming commodified, competing against big brands by the end of the 80s.
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For May's 2017 Billboard Music Awards, they were up for top social artist — competing against Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, and Shawn Mendes.
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I love competing against him and part of it is that that's one of the best things to beat somebody who doesn't accept losing.
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Although he's competing against Broadway performers, athletes and former boy-banders, Frankie Muniz is on top of the Dancing With the Stars leader board.
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Though the two are longtime friends, they mean business when it comes to competing against each other on the singing competition series as coaches.
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" Though Farmer is competing against the best acts in the Got Talent franchise, Cowell later told her, "You deserve to be the world champion.
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Compared to the awkward dangling headset jack on the HTC Vive, this feels convenient and natural PlayStation VR isn't just competing against tethered headsets.
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The market is extremely fragmented, there's a lot of noise, and you're competing against giant tech companies looking to 'own' the consumer at home.
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Competing against nature The way the challenge works is that over seven days, the attempts are made individually rather than racing side by side.
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Vice President Pence will campaign for GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, who is competing against Democrat Stacey Abrams, participating in three rallies in Georgia.
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Still, while candidates hope to woo voters in a series of holiday campaign stops, they'll also be competing against their eventual general election opponent.
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Law-abiding collection lawyers are put at a disadvantage competing against disreputable attorneys who engage in abusive practices such as the ones described here.
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In the four years since, Britain's Christie had collected more than a dozen medals, she said, while competing against the best in her sport.
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Adding most of 21st Century Fox's businesses would transform Disney into a colossus with a real shot at competing against the Silicon Valley giants.
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And after Tuesday's results there can be little doubt what an asset the president has been for Republicans competing against other Republicans in primaries.
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Its decline is another indication of the challenges facing many smartphone manufacturers, who are struggling to make profits while competing against Apple and Samsung.
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Apple has said it will start streaming its television offerings next year, when it will begin competing against Netflix, Amazon and Hulu in earnest.
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"It made more sense to raise money together than raise money competing against one another," said Steve Schale, who helps run Unite the Country.
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A longstanding rule by the country's Islamic government prohibits Iranian athletes from competing against Israeli athletes in any contest or tournament, including the Olympics.
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It's a mid-sized pickup competing against trucks like the Ford Ranger, which was also a finalist for the award, and the Chevrolet Colorado.
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Japan, which is offering a variant of its 4,000 ton Soryu submarine, is competing against rival bids from Germany and France for the contract.
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"We want to create opportunities for them, that they almost certainly would not have if they were competing against professionals for openings," Volpe said.
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Instead of competing against a plethora of brands trying to reach the 1% of Instagram elite, they contacted influencers with 10,000 followers or less.
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The team started the season fairly strongly, with Verstappen and Carlos Sainz Jr. competing against each other for the second year in a row.
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Hong Kong is competing against exchanges in New York and London — and potentially elsewhere — for what is expected to be the world's largest IPO.
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Competing against giants like Universal, Warner/Chappell and Sony/ATV, which each control millions of song copyrights, Songs has become a powerful niche player.
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For one, mountaineering is a unique sport: the athletes aren't competing against one another, at least not exactly, and there are no official rules.
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There is a classification for athletes with Whitehead's particular disability at the Paralympics – it's called T42 – but he prefers competing against athletes of all abilities.
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P&G is competing against newer rivals such as Dollar Shave Club, the subscription company bought by Unilever for a reported $1 billion in 2016.
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It immediately became clear that there was a lack of trust among members who were accustomed to competing against one another instead of working together.
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"We came up with the idea of multiple versions of me competing against myself for the attention of this beautiful, sweet, girl," Eldredge, 29, explains.
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Going into the showstopper, I once again thought about the American gymnastics team and how Simone Biles is famously competing against herself at this point.
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Harford and Khosrowshahi's relationship dates back a decade to when the two were competing against each other as the CEOs of Orbitz and Expedia, respectively.
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The ministry said Russian-made storage equipment had been tested this year and that it would seek to help local manufacturers competing against foreign firms.
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Competing against this textualist argument is the fact that the plaintiffs' arguments in these cases would surprise the lawmakers who drafted and enacted Title VII.
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"Instead of colluding on pricing, the truck manufacturers should have been competing against each other - also on environmental improvements," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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Uber, for example, took money from one of Alphabet's venture-capital funds, but soon found itself competing against the giant's self-driving car unit, Waymo.
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One is that the rear glass picks up fingerprints with the same ease as the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X that Huawei is competing against.
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The funding is a sign of momentum for Cohesity, which is competing against legacy players like Dell EMC and CommVault in addition to other startups.
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I have to admit that this whole gambling bit was surprisingly entertaining, mostly because it had all the sisters engaged and competing against each other.
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Katie Ledecky's swim in the 800-meter freestyle, in which she broke her own world record again, shows how she is only competing against herself.
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Oh yeah, Joey's also competing against rival Matt Stonie in the Hooter's wing eating competition on Monday ... but not before "BLACKOUT CHESTNUT" makes a cameo.
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They believe that Spiegel and his team can innovate and win mobile, even while they are competing against the advertising duopoly of Facebook and Google.
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But his point is that, as it stands, Qwant doesn't even have the chance to try competing against the Google Goliath on its own terms.
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Walmart paid $16 billion for a roughly 77-percent stake in Flipkart in May, its biggest acquisition and a major move in competing against Amazon.
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"We're basically competing against a store that buys their product from whoever is growing it in their basement," said Denis Arsenault, CEO of producer OrganiGram.
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Now, Double Eagle is ramping up the risk by becoming a drilling company, competing against established Permian Basin players such as RSP Permian Inc RSPP.
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One day our captain said that we would be competing against the other two platoons in our company and we were going to be timed.
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The partnership is a marketing coup for Amazon, which is competing against the likes of Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc's Google for cloud computing customers.
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He is a gracious champion and sportsman, underappreciated in the Big Four era when competing against Andy Murray at Wimbledon, or Federer and Nadal anywhere.
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Day, a 27-year-old American, was competing against Charles Conwell in Chicago's Wintrust Arena, and he was dominated by his 21-year-old opponent.
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"If you're competing against a firm doing all of these things, it would be a challenge if you weren't also doing something similar," she said.
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The business is expensive to run and often loses money, Charland said, and health systems run into the issue of competing against themselves for providers.
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If our vehicles don't have the same kind of fuel efficiency than the cars they're competing against in other countries, they won't sell very well.
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The setting is richly imagined, and the switch from hardware stores to opium stores, competing against Opium Depot, is a brilliant bit of the unreal.
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Here's how it works: Let's say there are six names on the ballot, with two candidates — Donald Trump and Jeb Bush — competing against one another.
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The question that has rankled the running world for a decade is whether the XX athletes have a chance competing against those who are intersex.
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All this energy could be focused on making the entire system better, but we're basically competing against each other for rare spots in great schools.
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The screen-time app makers are the latest companies to suddenly find themselves both competing against Apple and at the mercy of the tech titan.
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The truck, shaped like a large metallic trapezoid, will be competing against American-made trucks like the Ford F Series and General Motors' Chevrolet Silverado.
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ET. Sanders was competing against multiple rivals in the Centennial State, with polls last month showing him with a double-digit lead in the state.
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There, I witnessed both extraordinary infrastructure investments and an economy built in large part on the advantages of low wage workers competing against American workers.
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Now, Ms. Warren has two billionaires competing against her in the Democratic primary, and one, Michael R. Bloomberg, also happens to own a media company.
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However, his bloc was competing against an incumbent PD governor, Stefano Bonaccini, who had one of the highest approval ratings of any Italian regional chief.
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Magic Leap may not be the company that brings this experience to you, as it's competing against some deep-pocketed giants with well-known brands.
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ThoughSpot is competing against the likes of Microsoft Power BI and Tableau software for a piece of the massive big data and business analytics market.
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Contrast this with a Republican party with at least a half dozen factions, and even more donors, vying for control and competing against each other.
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The founders of the Premier Ultimate League broke off to maintain that spirit and give women a stage without the complication of competing against men.
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Running a government is hard — especially when you don't know how to do it, and even more so when you're competing against people who do.
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He will fumble through a game he barely understands with the hopes of competing against athletes who have studied its nuances for their entire lives.
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The characters attempted to seize the power of God for themselves with their time machines, but they were always competing against the immutability of history.
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Game of Thrones is also up for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series, competing against The Crown, Downton Abbey, Stranger Things and Westworld.
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Not competing in the EPL would be a pretty big blow for any team, especially if their alternative is only competing against fellow North American teams.
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Then, Windows 10 S is competing against Chromebooks that exist at the $200, $300 price range, and are filling all of the elementary and middle schools.
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In May 2017, BTS was up for a Billboard Music Award for top social artist competing against Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, and Shawn Mendes.
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Bosch has shied away from competing against traditional automakers in areas like vehicle manufacturing, fearing it could alienate components and systems clients like VW and Ford.
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Fantasy sports owe their popularity partly to the games' addictive nature, partly to the social element of competing against one's friends—and partly to favourable regulation.
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"I mean, basically, we are competing against payrolls à la the Oakland A's and the New York Yankees that are three, four times ours," he said.
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The game had an extra level of complexity: you were competing against another team, and the goal was to escape before they figured out their puzzle.
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Now, Double Eagle is ramping up the risk by becoming a drilling company, competing against established Permian Basin players such as RSP Permian and Callon Petroleum.
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The U.K., where Wal-Mart is competing against the likes of Aldi and other low-price grocers, its same-store sales excluding fuel fell 7.5 percent.
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That game's box art imagined a bearded wizard as the ultimate chess opponent so that players could imagine themselves competing against a flesh-and-blood expert.
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Their business models and the fact that they're competing against one another and the fact that they don't even see the issues as we describe them.
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Competing against adults, he was the youngest to win the International Federation of Sport Climbing World Cup in lead climbing and in bouldering, the company said.
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Under the 2012 agreement, Sonae committed itself to not competing against EDP in electricity trading in Portugal for two years, the AdC said in a statement.
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When available in India, Spotify will be competing against popular local apps like Gaana and Saavn, along with Apple Music, Google Play Music, and Amazon Music.
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In gymnastics, Simone Biles and Aly Raisman went from winning the women's team title together, to competing against one another in the women's all-around competition.
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Together, the companies are competing against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's SpaceX, which is launching thousands of satellites into space that will send internet back to earth.
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Now, they're REALLY competing against other elite curling teams and Jared says they're dead serious about making it to the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
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"Local networks are almost always competing against the established incumbents, which means they have multiple incentives to offer better service and lower prices," Mitchell told Motherboard.
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Last week, a Canadian judge ruled against an effort to stop the Indians from using their name and logo while competing against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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It's quite likely that Mr Bloomberg will have to make up his mind on whether to run before it's clear whom he'd be competing against. 3.
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Otherwise, for Stephens, it would be good to see him make use of his strength and his being used to competing against stronger men than Barao.
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I've been competing against the players and won matches against some of the best players of the world and competed pretty well against all of them.
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Watching from the House and Senate galleries as Democratic bills came up for votes felt like seeing good major league hitters competing against high school pitchers.
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But the start-up enters a crowded shelf space, competing against leading dairy options such as cow's milk, and popular alternatives like soy and almond milk.
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And where working-class voters saw immigrants filling their schools and competing against them for jobs, Republican leaders saw an emerging pool of voters to court.
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They understand better than most the challenges midmajor programs face in facilities, recruiting and financing when competing against major conferences for players as well as victories.
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And because Fox News is a 24/7 cable news channel, that means Fox Nation will basically be competing against its own parent company's flagship offering.
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The company also runs a clean meat lab, where it's competing against Impossible Foods, Memphis Meats and other startups to conquer the lab-grown meat market.
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All day he knocks back can after can of the stuff like it's Bud Light and he's competing against his frat brothers in a case race.
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Four players, including the current world record holder, will be competing against each other to see who will win and if anyone can beat the record.
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And competing against people like Warren Buffett and the smartest hedge funds if you try to time the market is a way to come to harm.
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Hoyer, 32, has a stronger arm than Brady, but he said that didn't matter much when competing against someone so tireless and unwilling to accept failure.
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You know, despite the record that I have against her, I always look forward to coming out on the court and competing against the best player.
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Scurrah said the company would focus on being the best-value airline for corporate and leisure travellers in Australia rather than obsessing about competing against Qantas.
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Scurrah said the company would focus on being the best-value airline for corporate and leisure travellers in Australia, rather than worrying about competing against Qantas.
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The "Hero Challenge," which began in October in England, involved eight players competing against one another over a single hole and lasted less than an hour.
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Volunteers are essentially competing against other passengers in a giant airfare auction, with airlines favoring volunteers who ask for the least amount of compensation, Kheel said.
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Harris, who is competing against more than a dozen other Democrats for the party's 2020 presidential nomination, has repeatedly called for Twitter to shutter Trump's account.
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"At some point, all companies will be competing against Big Tech, simply because Big Tech is bent on expanding until it does absolutely everything," Hansson said.
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A commercial space launch industry, with companies such as SpaceX and Boeing competing against one another, has every potential to lower the cost of space travel.
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As North Korean cheerleaders clap and dance in sync in support of South Korean and—perish the thought—even American athletes competing against third-country contestants.
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The Oscars: Netflix received its first best picture Oscar nomination for "Roma," which will be competing against "Black Panther" and "A Star Is Born," among others.
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My guess is they'll be pushed into the Drama Series category, with the actors competing as guests and the scripts and direction competing against everything else.
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This expansion of Snapchat's video series offering suggests it could well be setting its sights on competing against the likes of Netflix in the original programming stakes.
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Trump has taken a tough stance on trade relations, accusing China and Japan of manipulating their currencies to create an unfair advantage when competing against U.S. exporters.
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Workers are again grouped in small units; they are doing different tasks; they may, in the gig economy, even be competing against each other for work directly.
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Rioboli's group was the result of a combination of five different engineering teams, so many members were accustomed to competing against one another instead of working together.
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The Curious Challenger Not only do you love sports and attending live games, you also thrive on the thrill of competing against others and pushing your limits.
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And Amex's provisions "do not prevent Visa, MasterCard, or Discover from competing against Amex by offering lower merchant fees or promoting their broader merchant acceptance," Thomas wrote.
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Despite competing against Google in the browser space, Firefox does resort to using Google as the default search engine in the US, Canada, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
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Hebei's cities are now competing against one another to cut pollution after the province launched a new "punishment and reward" system that will fine the worst performers.
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" On Tuesday, Wade shared pictures on Instagram of the two posing with the other's jersey, competing against one another on the court and sharing a hug. "What.
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Competing against the likes of Worldpay and PayPal, Adyen stole a march on the latter when it moved in to become the primary payments provider to eBay.
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Zimmerman said O'Rourke's small-dollar donor base, which he put together when he ran for the Senate, will be a formidable hurdle for anyone competing against him.
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With Facebook aggressively competing against Snap using Instagram stories, the "Mad Money " host worried that the traction Facebook is seeing signals trouble ahead for the Snapchat parent.
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Ait Said, 26, was competing against athletes from the United States, the United Kingdom, France and other countries in order to advance into the finals on Monday.
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Established European businesses would rather not have a strengthened competitor competing against them and driving down profit margins, so they look to the regulators to protect them.
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This follows on from EU proposals to remove barriers in online services to improve European companies' chances of competing against U.S. tech giants like Google, Apple and .
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Adam Sandler led the nominations this year but pulled out no wins, competing against fellow worst actor nominees Kevin James, Johnny Depp, Channing Tatum and Jamie Dornan.
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Interestingly, "Last Man Standing" will now be in the same time slot as "Fresh off the Boat" on Friday nights, so they'll be competing against each other.
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The only category the show didn't emerge victorious in was directing, where three of its directors were competing against each other in a field of six nominees.
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Democrats will be competing against the historical trends of a district that had handily reelected Price and was represented by former Speaker Newt Gingrich in the past.
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"This year's (spring) buyers may be competing against some of those buyers who have been unsuccessful during the past few months," Zillow Senior Economist Aaron Terrazas says.
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Making cable programming another app on a device like a TiVo would expose viewers to more streaming content that is directly competing against the paid-TV bundle.
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Juno, which is based in Seattle, is in a three-way race to bring the first of these treatments to market, competing against Kite Pharma and Novartis.
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ESPN is now weaving the streaming service into rights negotiations for the overall sports network, while also competing against cash-rich tech companies like Amazon for deals.
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At the very least, Frank no longer has to worry about competing against Heather Dunbar, whose commitment to running an honest campaign proves to be her undoing.
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Alibaba -backed Paytm, one of the bigger e-commerce startups competing against Amazon in India, is raising money again, just months after a reported $2500 million round.
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Macy's and other department stores have been competing against fast-fashion chains like Zara and shopping culture shifting to the internet where comparing prices is more fluid.
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BOORSTIN: THOSE LENSES ARE SOMETHING THAT FACEBOOK DOES FACEBOOK IS ALSO NOW COMPETING AGAINST YOU IN THE PREMIUM CONTENT BUSINESS THEY ARE INVESTING IN CONTENT FOR WATCH.
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Competing against a party with a history of rigging elections, Mr. Chamisa, 40, had cast doubt on the integrity of the electoral process even before Monday's vote.
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This gave Hanon the advantage of not competing against any of Japan's established udon styles, leaving its chef, Takahiro Yanagisawa, free to come up with his own.
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Remember, in the real world, storage is going to be competing against other sources of grid flexibility, including nonrenewable sources like nuclear and natural gas with CCS.
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"I think it challenges and threatens the integrity of women's sports to have intersex athletes competing against genetic women," Olympic runner Shannon Rowbury said in a video.
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And when an H.B.C.U. identifies an exceptional black prospect, it soon finds itself competing against both elite programs with more resources and professional teams dangling signing bonuses.
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The slender Bazley also would have found himself competing against older and much more physically imposing players whose overriding focus is securing their own N.B.A. call-up.
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Pritzker, a Democrat, also complained that states are competing against each other for key supplies and said there needs to be more federal coordination on these goods.
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"Parasite" became the first foreign language film to ever win the best ensemble award in a race that saw it competing against casts filled with Hollywood legends.
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Several European destinations are competing against rival banking hubs as swathes of financial services workers appear poised to move out of London due to the Brexit fallout.
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But the tables have turned on Robinhood, which will now be competing against monster brokerage firms with the same fee structure that put them on the map.
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Strategists in the state expect Handel to do significantly better with the early vote compared to April's primary, when she was competing against nearly a dozen Republicans.
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Competing against these ultra light beams are their rivals from the team of darkness: jealousy, the ceaseless extermination of nature, the gamut running from disease to poverty.
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Whether that's doing startups and sort of doing some creative math with the finances there, or competing against friends or family and other people's family in video games.
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Takahashi made "Sea" as his university graduation film but is already competing against established filmmakers in the festival's Splash section for Japanese independent film, highlighting the director's potential.
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Dick's shares jumped as much as 6 percent after Reuters first reported the development earlier, which ensures Dick's will no longer be competing against the Sports Authority brand.
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More than a decade after cutting ties with her high school best friend, Kit Owens discovers they're competing against each other for the same highly coveted research position.
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Fiordalis said Media Storm currently places Hulu in a hybrid category, competing against the budgets for video-on-demand advertising and addressable programmatic (or automated) TV ad buys.
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The first is that we tend to think of competitiveness of individual states (particularly in an era of populist nationalism) - the US is competing against China and Germany.
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"I have Cate Blanchett in 'Truth,' and I'm competing against Cate Blanchett in 'Carol,'" said Michael Barker, co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, as he scanned the room.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwanda's Frank Habineza, the only registered opposition leader competing against President Paul Kagame in Friday's elections, pledged on Wednesday to retry political prisoners if he's elected.
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This follows on from EU proposals to remove barriers in online services to improve European companies' chances of competing against U.S. tech giants like Google, Apple and Facebook.
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RDMD will be competing against pharma contract research organizations that incur high costs for collecting data the startup gets for free from patients in exchange for its product.
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That speaks to an increasingly crowded market of players that are competing against incumbents like SAP, which owns Concur, Hipmunk and a plethora of other older services. Lola.
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It isn't the world's only electric car company anymore, now competing against Porsche, Audi, and Mercedes, while the subsidies that spurred its US growth are already tailing off.
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" Mr. DiCaprio, picking up his fifth acting nomination, will be competing against the reigning best actor winner, Eddie Redmayne, who picked up a nod for "The Danish Girl.
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SIA Engineering is competing against rivals like Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd, Garuda Indonesia offshoot GMF AeroAsia and increasingly manufacturers like Boeing Co to attract third-party maintenance work.
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Rather, it applies to all firms seeking to raise capital through the largest stock exchanges in the world, including many of the energy companies competing against U.S. firms.
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In the 230-km race walk, Mexico's Julio Cesar Salazar, Ever Palma, and Pedro Daniel Gomez will be competing against Canada's Benjamin Thorne, Evan Dunfee, and Inaki Gomez.
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Sadly, we're not yet at the point where the robots are actually competing against the humans in a "winner-takes-all" battle for the future of the planet.
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The big banks have had a hard time competing against retail-focused e-brokers in the past, but an increasing focus on automation may level the playing field.
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"An Asian person who is competing against white people, for an audience of white people, has to train for that opportunity like it's the Olympics," Ms. Wu said.
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She will be competing against Ms. Metcalf, Amy Schumer ("Inside Amy Schumer"), Lily Tomlin ("Grace and Frankie"), Tracee Ellis Ross ("black-ish") and Ellie Kemper ("Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt").
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"We're really competing against all of the retailers where you go in, and you know that you're buying something that you're only going to wear once," she said.
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Now, Double Eagle is ramping up the risk by becoming a drilling company, competing against established Permian Basin players such as RSP Permian Inc and Callon Petroleum Co .
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She was 20 years older than most of the women she was competing against; whatever physical advantage they assumed she had, Richards thought, was negated by her age.
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"These guys are going to split the race so wide," said Ted Howze, a Republican candidate competing against five Democrats and the Republican incumbent in the 493th District.
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Twenty years ago, Mr. Mooney would have been competing against about 259 eateries in the region; by the end of last year, that number had more than doubled.
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Such experiments could take on several forms, like live-streams of professional athletes competing against one another in the video game version of their respective sports, for instance.
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But Mike Cannon-Brookes, the co-CEO of prominent Australian software company Atlassian, thinks new tech scenes can emerge without directly competing against the San Francisco Bay Area.
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It was competing against at least one other bidder: Trident Energy, a Warburg Pincus-backed firm specializing in mid-life oil assets, which delivered an offer in March.
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Economists proposed all sorts of theories to explain the mystery: Globalization and automation meant that Americans were competing against lower-paid workers overseas and against robots at home.
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The 28-year-old pianist, who was competing against four other finalists, will receive $50,000, a recording contract with Mack Avenue Records, and two years of professional services.
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J.B Pritzker said Sunday that states have resorted to competing against one another for desperately needed medical supplies that are dwindling as hospitals work to treat coronavirus patients.
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Buttigieg also noted that he's competing against rivals, like Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, who have had "years, even decades to demonstrate" their support to African American voters.
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Nestlé is competing against the likes of Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat (BYND), which have also inked agreements with retailers and restaurants to sell their plant-based products.
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In the 2202th Congressional District in Fort Worth, former Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector Ron Wright is competing against former Navy pilot Jake Ellzey to replace retiring Rep.
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"Some places in that category might feel overshadowed by Chicago, but if we make Illinois its own region, then it's just Chicago competing against Chicago," Mr. Davis said.
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Startups in 2628 and today have no problem getting unfettered internet access from a service provider, but competing against Facebook and other online giants would be another story.
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This is not the way to do tariffs — if you want to have a tariff policy, make sure that you are taxing people that are competing against Americans.
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Competing against physically stronger racers in his early years, Márquez worked to develop a style that allowed him to control an often-oversize motorcycle, said his father, Julià.
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She's competing against a slew of other candidates who aren't quite as well-known, including public health worker Ellen Lee Zhou and small business owner Paul Ybarra Robertson.
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The negotiations had encountered problems over GM demands that a PSA-owned Opel be barred from competing against its own Chevrolet lineup in markets including China, they said.
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The remarks from foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying reported by The Associated Press appeared to be a response to Trump's statement that Beijing is competing against U.S. interests.
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"We are competing against wider price gaps and we're not going to compete by discounting," Harley's chief financial officer, John Olin, said during an April call with analysts.
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Earlier in the day, the U.K. government cleared the way for 's bid to buy European pay-TV platform Sky, for which it is competing against U.S. rival .
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" I don't know, the US approach and the lack of sensitivity to our sensitivities, was like, "Well, this is what you're competing against, so let's not hide here.
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Another stark reality is that the advertising industry needs to move with a much greater sense of urgency because we are now competing against non-advertising supported platforms.
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While playing nice may not seem like much of a strategy for competing against Uber, the company has a singular advantage: Juno gets to learn from Uber's mistakes.
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As with many of the other regions in which Uber operates around the world, the company is competing against a local player — in the MENA region, that's Careem.
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That puts them in a weak position to run a government — especially when they're competing against some more traditionally qualified, and more experienced, opponents inside the White House.
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The company, which has raised $11.4 million from VC firms Atomico and e42 Ventures, is also competing against a Larry Page-backed company called Kitty Hawk and others.
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Every season involves staging what are basically male duels, featuring all the Bachelors competing against each other to get the elusive one-on-one time with their desired damsel.
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Best Buy is a major source for tech, and is a good place to check for deals, especially when it's competing against Amazon for buyers with price-matched sales.
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By selling more of its own products, Amazon is competing against the sellers on its own marketplace — and starting to catch the attention of regulators and anti-trust lawyers.
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I don't get intimidated by competing against people older than myself, only because everyone's usually friends with their competitors in this industry and it's a pretty laid-back vibe.
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Newton Mail was shut down in September, in another sign that premium email apps are experiencing much difficulty competing against the free options offered by Google, Microsoft, and Apple.
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"I have been at this for a better part of 35 years, I can't remember a time we were ever competing against UTX (United Technologies)," Raytheon International's Harris said.
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Stockholm is competing against an Italian bid of Milan and Cortina D'Ampezzo after other cities pulled out with concerns over cost, size of the event, or opposition from locals.
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Different models, some based on leaving bags with third-parties and others using their own storage facilities in empty shopfronts and the like, are viciously competing against each other.
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The deal would make Alphabet a player in the wearable fitness tracking space, competing against the likes of Apple, which recently released a new version of its popular smartwatch.
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"The average fan vying to purchase a ticket ... has little hope of competing against brokers, many of whom use illegal and unfair means to purchase tickets," the report stated.
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Google's Cloud Platform may have the power of Google's data center technology behind it, but that hasn't yet helped the company in competing against AWS and Microsoft's Azure platform.
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In the trailer, we are introduced to a female band, led by Ruby Rose, who the Bellas are competing against for a slot performing in front of the USO.
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There are still two outstanding races that have two women competing against each other, which means that at least 102 women will be serving in the House next year.
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GOP strategists expect Handel to do a lot better in the early vote compared to the April primary, now that she's no longer competing against nearly a dozen Republicans.
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Virgin sometimes complained that it had trouble competing against bigger rivals for necessary space at desirable airports, potentially prompting the company to consider becoming part of a larger rival.
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If the Chinese government succeeds in stealing energy manufacturing and research secrets from the U.S., American energy companies may end up competing against their own technological innovations and ideas.
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Patrick Day, from New York, was competing against Charles Conwell on Saturday, October 12 in Chicago's Wintrust Arena, an event headlined by Oleskandr Usyk's heavyweight debut against Chazz Witherspoon.
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YOU KNOW, WHY DO THEY NOT HAVE A COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE OFFERING WHEN COMPANIES LIKE WORKDAY AND ULTIMATE SOFTWARE AND OTHERS, CERIDIAN DAYFORCE, ARE VERY EFFECTIVELY COMPETING AGAINST THE COMPANY.
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Paris is competing against Los Angeles, publicly backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, whom Macron has criticised for taking his country out of the Paris accord on climate change.
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As a result, third-party sellers are gearing up to complain to the Department of Justice and to the Federal Trade Commission about why Amazon is competing against them.
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He said a combined AT&T and Time Warner would create a data and advertising company competing against the newest and most disruptive entrants into the media sector: Amazon.
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But the PGA Tour wanted to move up its season-ending playoff series, which typically finished in late September, so it wasn't competing against the N.F.L. or college football.
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In 213, Mr. Reid made a strong stand for the Dream Act while competing against a Republican, Sharron Angle, who ran a nativist campaign equating immigrants with gang members.
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I wouldn't eliminate private health insurance, but I don't imagine it being an economically viable business outside of supplemental plans since it's competing against a no-cost alternative. Yes.
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But sources tell Recode that although Didi isn't competing against Uber in China anymore, it plans to continue to do so through its investments in players in other regions.
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We had been competing against one another in the challenges and thought it would be great to work together and we had a lot of respect for one another.
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In reality, the future digital frontier of these publishers has them competing against every content farm--building an app, diversifying their traffic, moving towards video, and publishing across platform.
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But, because Texas state law prevented Beggs from competing on the boys' wrestling team, the general public started to have concerns about a male-identifying wrestler competing against girls.
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In December, Iran's Chess Federation said top rated chess champion Alireza Firouzja had decided not to play for Iran because of an informal ban on competing against Israeli players.
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They could have one team of foreign-born players competing against three teams of American players designated by geographic regions of their teams, their birthplace or some other benchmark.
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The company, which is broadening its retail offerings by including private labels in addition to rolling out options like home delivery, is competing against global ecommerce giants like Amazon.
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But sources told Recode that although Didi isn't competing against Uber in China anymore, it plans to continue to do so through its investments in players in other regions.
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If you're offering that product as a check the box and we're going to add it to this massive portfolio that we already have, that's what you're competing against.
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Back in December 2015, the Canadian singer had tweeted his support for the choir to reach the coveted British chart spot — despite competing against the choristers with his own single.
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"On YouTube, you're competing against people who have put a lot of time and effort into crafting narrative arcs, characters, settings or just feelings they're trying to evoke," he said.
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"In a world where you're competing against more companies, more platforms, more business models [and] more content, staying close to your player is the only path to success," he says.
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What do you do if you're a European startup competing against the likes of Box and Dropbox, and are looking to make a splash in international markets like the U.S.?
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He noted that the co-ops had to create networks of doctors and hospitals from scratch and were typically small businesses competing against big insurance companies with decades of experience.
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The company started off competing against station facilities, which Collias says charge as much as £12.50 per day in London, but has more recently seen startups tackling the same problem.
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They were created in the early 220s as a way to give farmers a streamlined way to get milk into consumers' hands while preventing farms from competing against one another.
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Hillary Clinton is the first woman to clinch a major US party's presidential nomination, and she's competing against Donald Trump, a man who is accused of being a sexual predator.
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On Wednesday's premiere, six of the 12 masked celebrities faced off, with the Peacock taking on the Hippo, the Unicorn battling the Monster, and the Lion competing against the Deer.
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"It's always fun getting in the water and racing him, he's tough, he finished on me last time really well," he said of competing against Le Clos in the finals.
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Guys who care too much about titles (Directors or VPs of Strategy) and competing against their friends (rude), or talk about Yacht Week for 30 minutes started to annoy me.
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What we're really competing against is offline grocery, because a new customer for us is usually someone who is already cooking at home but buying food at a grocery store.
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Blend is the latest example of a tech start-up that works with banks, rather than competing against them, to bring easier to use digital services to the financial industry.
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Magikarp Jump, released yesterday on iOS and Google Play, is all about catching Magikarp, training them to jump as high as possible, and competing against other Magikarp in jumping contests.
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This is exactly why it's the perfect time to buy a 265K Ultra HD TV; all the biggest brands are competing against each other to provide the most competitive price.
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Now, he's ready to take it up a notch by attempted to break his 4×1 record at the Paralympic Games and by competing against able-bodied athletes in Rio.
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Lindsey Vonn says women competing against men in sports like skiing is a matter of WHEN, not if ... and it would've happened already if people weren't so opposed to change.
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It's a competitive market, and although the Pixel phones look great, it will be interesting to see if they can actually make some headway competing against Apple and Samsung phones.
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In that regard, Deliverd does look like a welcome option, and, by Rawlings's own admission, is very much competing against the ready meal you'd pick up at your local supermarket.
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Matthews made the unusual move of playing his draft year in Switzerland, signing a deal with Zurich and spending the season competing against men instead of in the junior ranks.
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Only two Kenyan athletes have ever competed at the Winter Olympics but Azegere hopes to one day watch a hockey team from his country competing against the world's best players.
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Why it matters: Increasingly, Samsung and Apple are not only competing against each other, but also against the fact that people already have a pretty powerful smartphone in their pocket.
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But in 2013, the then-17-year-old Indian athlete Dutee Chand became similarly scrutinized; she was banned from competing against women and was tested for and diagnosed with hyperandrogenism.
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Ed Royce's district in California-229, the attention has focused on the slugfest between Gil Cisneros and Andy Thorburn — who are competing against two Republicans for the No. 249 slot.
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"I think that first debate meant something, because I felt very, very comfortable with the subject and I felt very comfortable with the people I was competing against," he said.
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And when I'm competing against China and Europe and lots of other places , I gotta have a you know, it, it would be nice to have a level playing field.
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Test your knowledge of basic grammar (just be glad there are no blanks for "gerunds") while competing against your family to see who can create the silliest, most outlandish story.
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Nineteen-year-old student Xiao Tang and her friend were hospitalized after competing against one another in an intensive 1,000-squat challenge that turned out to have dangerous unexpected consequences.
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Jo Swinson, the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, said she had been quizzed about whether she planned to have children when competing against a man with a young family.
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"It's not clear how successful companies like Common Networks will be competing against the large incumbent ISPs, but there's certainly a place for them in the broadband landscape," Moffett said.
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Lobov found that there is a talent gap too large to close when competing against someone who immerses themselves in the intricacies of boxing on a daily basis, Keeler said.
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When Ms. Yehia and Ms. McBride first pitched their idea to the town, which owns the land and the building that Vertical Harvest occupies, they were competing against other proposals.
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Why it matters: The company is competing against a range of traditional entertainment companies around the globe, and of course, against the need to work, sleep and do other things.
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The selections can often be tough to predict, with fleet receivers competing against massive linemen, but there are some clues that may tell us who will be enshrined this summer.
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The trio have dominated men's tennis for more than a decade, winning 51 Grand Slam titles between them, and Del Potro said he was proud to be competing against them.
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The point is not that there is no reality — the point is that it's every fact for itself, competing against all others, while social media multiply alternative versions of it.
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"If you have the best trained male and female ultrarunners competing against each other, the men will always win," said Hoffman, who ran his first 210-mile race in 232.
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At the same time as it was trying to stay ahead of Manchester City, in England, Liverpool was competing against the top teams from other countries in Europe's Champions League.
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She said she had not felt as though she was competing against other students of Asian backgrounds to get into Harvard because her strengths were creative rather than strictly academic.
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He called for breaking up monopolies, even though he oversaw the merger of the two largest rail equipment manufacturers to prevent them from competing against each other for overseas projects.
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Mr. Hastings tamped down the significance of the newer entrants, citing how Netflix has been competing against streaming services like Amazon and YouTube for years, as well as traditional television.
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The comedy is known for its traditional Halloween Heist episodes, which show the members of the 99th precinct competing against each other (in costume, of course) to steal an object.
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While the building is an iconic landmark in the New York skyline, it is competing against newer office towers with large floor-to-ceiling windows and all the modern amenities.
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So rather than competing against Apple, or Uber, they would much rather focus on their moonshot ideas and doing something truly transformational, and this replicates language that we've heard throughout history.
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She's up for artist of the year — which this year will be shared with musicians across all genders — competing against Bruno Mars, Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd and Ariana Grande.
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The actress performs Marvin Gaye's classic "Let's Get It On" while competing against Tim Tebow on Thursday's episode, and a preview of the performance shows her shimmying up against the quarterback.
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The talks had also encountered difficulties over GM demands that a PSA-owned Opel be barred from competing against its own Chevrolet lineup in China and other overseas markets, they said.
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When I would catch a snippet of the Tour de France on TV, I assumed that each cyclist was competing against all of the others to get to the finish line.
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"Lately, he looks like he's competing against himself," a top Trump aide said late last week as delayed data from the Iowa caucuses appeared to confirm Biden's dismal fourth-place finish.
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The CEO reportedly made a "good case" to Trump during the dinner meeting that it would be hard for Apple to pay tariffs while competing against its South Korean rival Samsung.
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As a social network competing against a deep-pocketed and ruthless competitor in Facebook, Vero would face a difficult road even without the difficulties that cropped up over the past week.
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The challenge and opportunity for startups competing against incumbents with inherent data advantage is to leverage the best visual data with correct labels to train computers accurately for diverse use cases.
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Tatum was competing against his wife, actress Jenna Dewan Tatum, who along with the show's host, rapper LL Cool J, watched in awe as the actor served up some diva fierceness.
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That hasn't stopped the former Rough House Gym staple, who trained alongside Dan Hardy and Paul Daley for a number of years, from competing against UFC veterans throughout his career, though.
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"The opinions of scientists although valid, are just that, opinions," said New Zealand mountain biker Kate Weatherly, who transitioned as a teenager and has become a national champion competing against women.
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Her portfolio will include responsibility for the bloc's strategy to knock down national barriers in the online world and give European companies a better chance at competing against U.S. tech giants.
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It's silly and simple, but captivating enough to lure in any die-hard Star Wars fan and with a competitive edge that will surely make it worth competing against your friends.
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The team's drivers have not been asked to refrain from competing against each other, even though they have twice collided with each other and lost points for themselves and the team.
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This time around, he's not competing against just one world-famous mainstream candidate, but a mix of 20 progressive and moderate candidates, many of whom who have adopted his policy positions.
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Establishment-friendly Republicans — Chris Christie, John Kasich and Jeb Bush — are largely competing against each other, seeking to shape a favorable perception as the more hospitable territory of New Hampshire beckons.
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In campaigning for the seat that Issa has held since 2001, Levin is one of four Democrats competing against a field of seven Republicans and one independent, according to fundraising records.
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Finally, reforms designed to lower the costs and time required to bring new drug competitors to market would help ensure multiple products competing against each other in a given therapeutic class.
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"It may be difficult for low-level PML-N workers to openly and publicly keep repeating that Nawaz Sharif is not competing against Imran Khan but against the military," Nasir said.
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Dr. Paul said that if someone is taking enough testosterone to be within the post-puberty male range, even if he was born biologically female, he should be competing against males.
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But in a competitive four-way primary, competing against well-known Pennsylvania Democrats, Fetterman managed to pick up 20 percent of the vote, an early sign that he would be back.
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COSCARELLI It's true — Drake's seven nominations come in five categories, so he's competing against himself (with "God's Plan") as a featured artist on Travis Scott's "Sicko Mode" for two rap trophies.
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First of all, I guess technically when it comes to relationships, a lot of people meet through bars, but we don't see ourselves competing against bars, so that's this one argument.
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"In an era of globalization, when Lombardy's industries are competing against China and India, it has to reinvest its resources in its territory," said the Northern League's regional secretary, Paolo Grimoldi.
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He said the award allows younger investigators (he is 37) to "swing for the fences" and pursue ambitious areas of research without having to focus singularly on competing against established laboratories.
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Stay calm and carry on competing against rival appsPuddicombe said that what&aposs been instrumental to Headspace&aposs success is the varied skill sets the two cofounders bring to the business.
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Saudi Arabia wants to list 5 percent of Aramco, at a valuation of around $2 trillion, a blockbuster listing that has set stock exchanges around the world competing against one another.
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The N.F.L. rearranged the schedule so that teams competing against one another for playoff spots on Sunday are playing at the same time, which should make for some good scoreboard watching.
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"I could spend the rest of the company money and resources and try and compete against Snapchat, who's spending their money and resources competing against Instagram and Facebook," Shahidi recalls thinking.
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Stuttgart-based Bosch has shied away from competing against traditional automakers in areas like vehicle manufacturing on fears it could alienate clients like Volkswagen and Ford which buy its components and systems.
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Twice a year, each region's two best amateur teams that compete in Blizzard's HotS Open Division will have a chance to earn HGC spots by competing against any current, struggling HGC teams.
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"Artisan producers of raw, unblended local honey, are competing against mass-produced, commodity honey, which comes from many different places where food standards might fall far short of our own," he said.
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But as it pointed out in its amicus brief, smaller players can't even take on the pressures of this type of litigation, much less rise to the level of competing against Qualcomm.
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It was interesting, when we lost to Twitter, which I think is fair to say we did, we, like ... in a sense, I don't think we were really competing against Facebook directly.
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Instead of getting crushed by a ten-year-old online you'll never see in person, you're competing against someone standing right next to you, which makes trash talking all the more personal.
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AND IF YOU JUST LOOK AT THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS, YOU KNOW, SOME OF THE NATIONAL CARRIERS ARE VIGOROUSLY COMPETING AGAINST EACH OTHER TO GIVE NEW OR EXPANDED UNLIMITED DATA PLANS.
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In the second arena, providers of premium content like Netflix and Amazon are competing against the traditional media powerhouses to see who can persuade the most people to pay for their products.
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The stars and their families are competing against each other on Sunday's Celebrity Family Feud, and PEOPLE has an exclusive clip from their matchup, which sees Pickler struggling to keep it together.
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Because I think it's very important to continue that... I think [it was] Warren Buffet who said it was easy to compete when he was only competing against half of the world.
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These are a good start for HMD and Nokia that cover a popular part of the market, but the real test will be truly competing against a Galaxy S8 or iPhone 8.
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"At some point, all companies will be competing against Big Tech, simply because Big Tech is bent on expanding until it does absolutely everything," said Basecamp's chief technology officer, David Heinemeier Hansson.
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Their initial investment price can be high, and flippers are often competing against local builders, who may want to tear the house down and put something up that is twice the size.
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Last year, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager announced she was probing the company's dual role running a marketplace for third-party sellers and competing against them with its own private label products.
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"Competitors such as NickMercs, Ayden, KamoLRF, and AmarCoD have shown that controller players can be successful while competing against some of the best PC players in the world," the Epic blog says.
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In the unexpectedly close race against incumbent Republican Senator Ted Cruz that earned O'Rourke national prominence last year, he was the lone Democrat competing against a Republican figure reviled by Democrats nationally.
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"We recognize that we're competing against every other possible form of entertainment and nice weather or anything else we could be doing and watching our games," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told CNBC.
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ET. (CNN)The contestants for "The CNN Quiz Show: Race for the White House" might be competing against each other, but they all agree on who the real winner should be: charity.
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"I'm not competing against Tonya in a way where she needs to break my legs," the 71-year-old NBA legend said of the former Olympic skater on Access Live on Wednesday.
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Australian thermal coal cargoes generally struggle to find buyers in India given the higher price and transport costs when competing against supplies from the region's other major exporters, Indonesia and South Africa.
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Security forces fired live bullets and teargas last week to disperse supporters of Tshisekedi and the other leading opposition candidate, Martin Fayulu, who are competing against Kabila's preferred candidate, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary.
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"We could have tried competing against the big firms, but if we started showing up at pet events and pet expos, we knew we were just going to get lost," he said.
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When he stands up and opens up, his stride length is a lot longer than all the athletes he's competing against so when he hits top speed he's going to separate himself.
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"I don't see my job as competing against all the brands," Puma CEO Bjorn Gulden told Business Insider at Puma's new flagship store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan that opened on Thursday.
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Various Jet Set members released albums, many had success, but rather than act as a collective as they did under Saga, key members within Coupe-Decale found themselves competing against each other.
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SoftBank has earned a tech king-maker reputation, but there's still hope for those competing against its portfolio companies, according to investors at Lowenstein Sandler's VentureCrush event in San Francisco on Thursday.
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This time, I was competing against 299 other wannabe chefs—300 Spaniards, who passionately believed they looked better than each other on TV, and who were all armed with huge kitchen knives.
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Elavon is active in 10 countries and says it's the fourth-largest merchant acquirer in Europe, competing against the likes of Global Payments, Vantiv, FIS, Ingenico, Verifone, Stripe, Chase, MasterCard and Visa.
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"This is all about saving opportunities for girls and women," she said in an interview, citing a lawsuit in Connecticut that argues student runners unfairly lost out when competing against transgender athletes.
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Many athletes have expressed concerns about the possibility of competing against individuals linked to the clandestine doping scheme that involved the large scale swapping of drug tainted urine samples for clean ones.
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"We have to be prepared and ready to take initiative in competing against China and Russia in rebuilding North Korea's rails and working with Kim Jong Un on economic cooperation," Seol said.
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Pritzker says despite FEMA streamlining critical supply requests, the state is still only getting a fraction of what it needs and is competing against other states on the open market for supplies.
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Competing against the Democrats' senior cohort is a large and relatively shapeless set of younger candidates who span the ideological spectrum: governors, senators, mayors, wealthy executives and even members of the House.
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The concept in the president's doctrine that the United States is at a disadvantage because it is competing against state-controlled or semi-controlled industries in Russia and China is basically flawed.
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When competing against others, we find, women are less sure about whether they can actually win the competition — even when their ability tells us that they are very likely to do so.
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But that's the same challenge every single streaming service has, and Quibi is competing against deep-pocketed challengers including Amazon, Apple, Comcast, Disney, AT&T and others for consumers' time and budget.
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He's competing against Rudy Giuliani, who, over recent years, has done such a masterful impersonation of a raving lunatic that I doubt he could get seasonal retail work at the Container Store.
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It is "highly possible" GM would be competing against Tesla over the next decade, Barra said at the DealBook conference in New York in response to a question on Tesla's future sustainability.
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For Lyft, which has a long history of competing against Uber in an important market, Didi's acquisition of Uber China complicates things a tad more than it does for Grab and Ola.
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Prosecutors accused him of orchestrating a scheme in which companies would avoid competing against each other, keeping the prices of those leases down, in exchange for a share of the eventual profits.
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You're competing against basically a lock that always works as long as you have a key or a light switch that works 1,000 times in a row until the light burns out.
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Anderson's wrestling pedigree has allowed him to sharpen his boxing tools over the last couple of years and he hasn't looked out of place when competing against top-level strikers such as Shogun.
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The Team USA wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
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She also released a sex tape with Gillooly, and appeared on Fox's Celebrity Boxing in 2002, competing against Paula Jones, the former Arkansas state employee who sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment.
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Lampert is competing against a number of liquidators and other investors who want to buy Sears piecemeal — a smaller number of stores or one or two business units, like its home services division.
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The unlikely duo's new VH1 cooking-meets-talk show, Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party, kicks off Monday night with guests Seth Rogen and Wiz Khalifa competing against each other while cooking fried chicken.
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Though Epic borrowed the concept of parachuting onto an island and competing against a large number of other players from PUBG, the developer has a few key advantages over its PC-focused rival.
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Why it matters: SpaceX has been trying to become a "reliable, low-cost launch provider" for the military, the paper says, competing against a more established competitor run by Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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A Mediaset offshoot now thrives in Spain, but the Italian business appears slow in responding to consumers' changing internet habits or competing against Sky Italia, part of BSkyB, in winning pay-TV subscribers.
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In the Royce and Rohrabacher seats, the two leading Democratic contenders are self-funding their campaigns; in the Issa seat, two more self-funders are competing against two other Democrats relying on donations.
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Competing against the best enabled him to earn consideration for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004 and 2010, when he became a semifinalist but fell short of qualifying as a finalist.
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The men's final, which featured two of the game's top players in Novak Djokovic and Juan Martín del Potro, drew 2.07 million viewers while competing against the NFL's opening slate of Sunday games.
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They knew that a rageful Southerner who had barely retained his office would have won few if any Northern states competing against Ulysses Grant, the military hero who had recently become a Republican.
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Uber, to its credit, has told investors it plans to offer fewer ride discounts to help juice its business and will instead focus on competing against Lyft on the merits of its product.
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Third-party sellers, some of which generate millions in sales every year, are gearing up to complain to the governmental bodies about why Amazon is competing against them too — and destroying their businesses.
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The race between PewDiePie and T-Series became controversial as fans took sides between supporting Eastern and Western YouTube culture; others saw PewDiePie as an underdog competing against T-Series' company-supported brand.
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Devin Powell was competing against Marcus Surin on the preliminary section of the show and had his opponent on the mat, with a mounted guillotine applied at the end of the second round.
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Propped up in a chair that's pulled up to a wooden kids' table, Crew wears an appropriate onesie bearing the heart, diamond, club and spade suits while competing against his plush wildlife pals.
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The airline is increasingly competing against low-cost carriers such as Norwegian Air Shuttle, Canada's Westjet and Iceland's Wow Air, which are all stepping up expansion on routes between North America and Europe.
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Because he believes he is the best messenger the administration has -- and that when any voice but his own (or sometimes Rudy Giuliani's) is out talking, the administration is competing against itself unnecessarily.
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"In other sports when you come back, you don't tend to come back and be competing against the best in the world immediately, like, for five sets or three sets, whatever," he said.
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"I love that I'm always competing against myself," says Elise, who is 14 and lives in Arlington, Va., and has never done gymnastics ("I hate when people call me a gymnast!" she says).
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Back in Florida, the girls skipped many of the usual circuit of junior tournaments and, eventually, started competing against older players on the pro satellite tours, just as the Williams sisters had done.
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Norris, whose McLaren team pulled out of the Melbourne race weekend before it was cancelled after a team member tested positive for the virus, will be competing against a field of top gamers.
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As the United States now faces the reality of competing against China to dominate the international narrative surrounding the coronavirus, it would behoove Washington to applaud Taiwan for its accomplishments with this crisis.
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"Their focus has to be with competing against each other in states for the most part that are pretty decidedly red or blue," McGowan said, referring to the candidates competing in primary elections.
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Critics in Iran say the ban on competing against Israel has hurt the development of Iranian athletes, forcing them to forfeit or pull out of competitions in which they might face Israeli athletes.
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Because there has to be competing variables of, I dunno, fatigue over time and then more noumenal ones like mood or motivation—in addition to the psychological factors of competing against other athletes.
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"Most people might have several insurance solutions competing against each other, and the feeling is that the market will take care of it and you choose what you think is best," Witt said.
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On Friday, Hague, 33, was competing against former Canadian Football League defensive end Adam Braidwood in a KO Boxing-sponsored event when he was dealt a KO that would eventually take his life.
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The company is competing against large incumbents like Stratasys, which is newly committed to the industrial market for 3D printing after previous and disappointing initiatives to spark a consumer trend with desktop 3D printers.
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Qwant co-founder and CEO Eric Léandri said the app choice screen shows that competing against Google on search is possible — but only "thanks to the European Commission" stepping in and forcing the unbundling.
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Propped up in a chair that was pulled up to a wooden kids' table, Crew wore an appropriate onesie bearing the heart, diamond, club and spade suits while competing against his plush wildlife pals.
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And, to be honest with you, we are competing against the E.U. No one says that we&aposre trying to kind of crack open that little trade block there because they&aposre very powerful.
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Stem will find itself competing against a variety of services and tech platforms that say they can do similar things, including Kobalt, the very large music publishing tracker funded by Google and many others.
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Tyle says that one of the bigger challenges in developed markets for this model is simply competing against others doing exactly the same thing as each other, leading to a lot of price competition.
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It's one thing to create amazing new apps back in the comfort of your home or office; try doing it while competing against hundreds of top-notch hackers racing against a 24-hour clock.
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As you improve in climbing, your love for it increases ... As you get stronger, it's like you're competing against yourself, seeing how far you can go ... It's not a competition against someone else, necessarily.
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The two are competing against each other and four other players in Tuesday night's episode for a chance to join the Troika, a group of three players who decide which competitor will face elimination.
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What's hard is, I'm competing against these people day in and day out, but to find how truly rough it was to see her leave the competition so early on, I think that resonates.
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"It's always an emotional time when you first come back to your old team and you see a lot of old guys, but then you're competing against them on another team," Millsap told reporters.
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SwarmSwarm's main focus is checking into places and competing against your friends to earn more points along the way, but being able to see whereabouts your friends are is another component of the app.
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He said he's spent the last month or so competing against other top-tier players through exclusive Discord chat servers, where scrimmages and other training sessions are often organized among pros and semi-pros.
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Maybe you keep going and you get to the senior level, and you make your first senior World Cup, and you're finally competing against other people internationally, but you're competing in the B division.
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In particular, a new batch of high-fidelity streaming services, including Tidal and Deezer, are now competing against companies like Spotify, Google, Apple, and Amazon, which offer standard sound quality in their streaming products.
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We will WIN anyway, but it would be much easier if the Fed understood, which they don't, that we are competing against other countries, all of whom want to do well at our expense!
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Just like YouTube Gaming was a first step in competing against Amazon-owned Twitch, Amazon's Video Direct will have to expand a lot more aggressively if it wants to take eyeballs away from YouTube.
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"As soon as they called me and told me this is going to be a situation where I'm with my perfect match, competing against other perfect matches, I pretty much blacked out," said Devin.
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The broadcaster has put forward an offer to soccer body FIFA for the rights to screen in Italy the 2225 and 2100 World Cups, competing against state broadcaster RAI and Sky Italia, MF said.
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And it could be a bad sign for the tech companies as well, though it's hard to point to a time where we've had as many strong and innovative companies competing against each other.
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Mark Gottlieb, executive director of the Public Health Advocacy Institute at Northeastern University, testified that it would be impractical for the state to try to protect new players from competing against highly sophisticated rivals.
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But Lochte, who has been competing against Phelps in this event since 2003, followed his rival into the pool and threw down the gauntlet by clocking the year's second best time of 1:56.71.
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It must also solidify provisions that were merely an afterthought over two decades ago, such as rules ensuring fair treatment for firms competing against state-owned enterprises, as well as labor and environment provisions.
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In the former category, the rapper is competing against her new fiancé, rapper Offset, whose group Migos is also nominated for their hit, "Bad And Boujee" featuring best new artist nominee Lil Uzi Vert.
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While that could open up deal possibilities for Fitbit, the company also finds itself now competing against both larger players in the fitness space as well as a range of more full-featured smartwatches.
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This just doesn't bode well for Democrats, considering that they are competing against Trump at a time when both his job approval and his support among Republican voters are at unprecedented all-time highs.
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Two consortia remain in the race: Blackstone, Carlyle and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board are competing against Advent and Cinven, who are supported by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Germany's RAG Stiftung.
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While Mr. O'Rourke shattered fund-raising records as a Senate candidate running against the Republican Senator Ted Cruz in 22 — he raised $80 million — he has found tougher sledding competing against his fellow Democrats.
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And now here he was, a freshman from the Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem, competing against the top player from the Bronx High School of Science, one of the city's best teams.
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In this particular scenario, it's Amazon-owned Twitch competing against Google-owned YouTube, and Facebook is also trying to build out its own live-streaming platform to capitalize on the popularity of gaming content.
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Professing his competitiveness, Mr. Hacker, 2000, an accountant, said he exerts himself more because he likes seeing how his performance ranks with others during his workouts, but enjoys competing against his sons the most.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's top rated chess champion has decided not to play for his country, Iranian news agencies reported on Tuesday, in an apparent reaction to Tehran's informal ban on competing against Israeli players.
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In sports, trans inclusion means trans women (natal males, such as Laurel Hubbard, a weightlifter from New Zealand) competing against and beating female athletes, while trans men (natal females) present little threat to male competitors.
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You might have heard the phrase PvE (player-versus-environment) thrown around in gaming before, but it's a sort of mirror to players competing against each other and has become a staple in online games.
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Chadwell called her time on reality TV "petty shit" done out of boredom in a house with "nothing but vodka"—the perils of competing against other women while conniving producers puppeteered drama and wild behavior.
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In a July blog post, Blizzard informed players competing in Europe that they may encounter the bot, but that it would remain anonymous during games, and allowed players to opt out of competing against AlphaStart.
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She spoke about her long career of trying to get people to take her seriously, despite having more credits to her name than the white men she was competing against when looking for new projects.
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It's a fight that's as old as the industry and enshrined in laws across many states that prohibit automakers like Ford and General Motors from competing against their dealer networks by selling directly to consumers.
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The legislation is co-sponsored by the five other senators competing against Sanders, including Kamala Harris of California, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who all spoke at the Las Vegas event.
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It took him 12 years to gain the attention of the CFDA and, even then, he still was considered an emerging designer, competing against brands Dyne (established in 2015), Sandy Liang (2015), and RTA (2013).
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It looks like they're competing against The New York Times for information, too; the trailer includes several moments where the Times appears to beat the Post to expose government documents related to the Vietnam War.
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Unlike Hulu which is competing against live TV and cable providers, Netflix is going after audiences who are looking for content to watch in their leisure time, Forrester principal analyst Jim Nail said to CNBC.
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There's another benefit to heavy campaigning in Obama-Trump country: Driving a narrative outside the overall caucus results about competing against Trump in 2020, said J.D. Scholten, a Democratic congressional candidate who nearly beat Rep.
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"Rather than competing against each other and not getting time on telescopes, for example, we thought that we'd have a more compelling story if...we all worked together towards a common goal," he told Motherboard.
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Every flagship release is important, but this one counts extra for Samsung: it's the first major effort after the Note7 fiasco, and it'll be competing against the potentially supercharged (and similarly leak-worthy) iPhone 8.
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Instead of letting Mack enjoy the moment, his win was met with boos from many in the crowd not because of anything he did, but because he was a trans boy competing against cisgender girls.
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ET.Where to watch: Twitch and YouTube The League of Legends All-Star series is back, featuring fan-voted favorites from around the world competing against each other on all-star teams and in 1v1 duels.
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By and large, Rocket has focused on building e-commerce businesses in Europe and emerging economies, which was one way of getting around the pressure of competing against outsized U.S. rivals like Amazon and eBay.
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Here, the fan-owned side would be competing against clubs with greater budgets, larger squads and far superior capacities to that of Kingsmeadow, the ground in Kingston-upon-Thames where the Dons play their football.
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"I think it comes more into the international stage when you see your own rivals come with this... what can I call it... these rude responses in terms of me competing against them," said Semenya.
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It also sends a strong message to the rest of the consumer and retail industry: When it comes to competing against Amazon, not even the mightiest brick-and-mortar stores can go at it alone.
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"There is no doubt that Democrats will hold this seat, and we look forward to competing against whomever Steve Bannon nominates," DCCC spokeswoman Meredith Kelly said in a statement, referring to Trump's former chief strategist.
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On the Democratic side, former Ohio Attorney General and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray is competing against former congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich, who has billed himself as more progressive than Cordray.
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But it appeared early on that the Purdue players were competing against the unfamiliar name on the Little Rock jerseys, not against the players inside them, especially after Purdue had built a 12-point lead.
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"Ultimately, these are people who have spent their careers competing against the people they now have to work with to get things passed," said Rob Ford, a professor of politics at the University of Manchester.
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He took the ring for the last time at April's WrestleMania, competing against Triple H. The ceremony for Bautista, 50, will be held at Amalie Arena in Tampa Bay, Florida, as part of WrestleMania week.
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RYAN: IT'S THE GUY WHO OWNS THE INDUSTRIAL -- HE OWNS THE BUSINESS, THE TOOL AND DYE SHOP AND THE PARK IN GAINESVILLE THAT'S GOT 200 EMPLOYEES WHO'S COMPETING AGAINST CANADA WHO HAS A 15% TAX RATE.
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Like so many entrepreneurs across this country, I had to become my own CEO – Chief Everything Officer – decrypting confusing permitting processes, mastering expensive health care packages for employees, and competing against "the big guys" for clients.
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But Cruz trails both candidates in the winner-take-all states and, in order to take as many delegates as possible away from Trump, he must focus on competing against Trump in the other proportional states.
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So with the company's sales in the second half competing against robust gains last year, when its women's pants assortment was reworked, some analysts doubt the company will be able to keep up its recent momentum.
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And just like their fictional analog, which faces stiff competition from tech giant Hooli, WaveOne's six-person team fears its toughest test could be competing against what some argue is Hooli's real-life corollary: Alphabet's Google.
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Larrain was speaking at the Venice film festival where "Jackie", starring Natalie Portman, will premier later on Wednesday and is competing against 19 other movies for the coveted Golden Lion that will be awarded on Saturday.
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This isn't good news as it's already one of the top budget items for most states, competing against education, infrastructure, and public safety programs, and will require new contributions from states that have expanded next year.
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On the Longines Global Champions Tour, Jennifer is competing against 63 other riders from all over the world, including Australia, Brazil, Egypt, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the U.K., according to the competition's website.
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Later in the day, DocuSign — which facilitates e-signatures and other features to speed up contractural negotiations online, competing against the likes of AdobeSign and HelloSign — started to trade, and it saw an even bigger pop.
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Texans stymie Raiders in 27-14 wild-card win HOUSTON — The Houston Texans had earned their standing as the top-ranked defense in the NFL, competing against quarterbacks that ran the gamut from exceptional to ineffective.
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AND BY THE WAY, SOME OF THE PARTS, LET'S JUST THROW THAT OUT, BUT THE SIMPLE IDEA THAT SEPARATING BUSINESSES OUT GIVES THEM A GREATER FOCUS TO A CERTAIN EXTENT WHEN THEY'RE COMPETING AGAINST THEIR PEERS.
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He contrasts them with the Free Syrian Army, whose leadership was based outside the country in southern Turkey, and whose financial support came from different donors with different interests, leading to factions competing against one another.
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Sabathia is a guy with a lot of mileage on his arm, and it's a really good, tight competition, but you've got to go out there and do your job no matter who you're competing against.
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Now Moscow needs a new way forward — and it doesn't involve cooperating with the Saudis, it involves competing against both them and the US. But some experts are skeptical this was Russia's true or primary motivation.
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In trying to draw upon the existing pool of refugees in the United States, New York is competing against places that have experienced similar declines as the country's population growth has fallen to 183-year lows.
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They have played for novelty: competing against each other in the weird-but-true "Battle of Surfaces" in 2007 in Majorca, Spain, where one half of the court was red clay and the other half grass.
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It could allow apps such as Spotify (SPOT) and Pandora (PANDY) to be streamed directly from Apple's HomePod smart speaker, giving other developers a fairer shot of competing against Apple's built-in services, the report said.
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I am now absolutely convinced that Warren is no longer competing against Sanders to be leader of the progressive wing of the party, but to be the vice presidential nominee on a ticket led by Sanders.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday it had settled with Learfield IMG College, a unit of Learfield Communications, over allegations it had agreed with smaller rivals to refrain from competing against one another.
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In their pursuit of self-driving cars, automakers are increasingly turning to the very industry they're competing against: Tech startups that already have the platforms, software and data that can easily be integrated into those cars.
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