Soon thereafter, television came forth to compete for public attention on an equal footing.

You can I can compete for your attention with the strange pictures that you see on screen that come from there.

Then we compete for space.

The donors must not compete with each other in providing assistance for a short period after the disaster, only to disappear when media attention moves elsewhere.

It is also possible that terrorists have been involved in the conflict diamond trade, although this has become an issue on which claims and counterclaims compete for attention.

There is something about my compete for space.

The list of urgent challenges facing humanity is depressingly long. AIDS, hunger, armed conflict, and global warming compete for attention alongside government failure, malaria, and the latest natural disaster.

Compete at economizing

its seal is musk, for this let the competitors compete

its seal is musk, for this let the competitors compete

Do you really think I'd compete for your glorious body?

I don't compete with other fishermen for a simple reason.

I want to compete.

How could I compete?

Ok, now we're going to write the compete for space procedure.

Whose seal is musk this is what competitors should compete for.

Whose seal is musk this is what competitors should compete for.

Women are becoming able to compete for jobs traditionally held by men.

You don't think it's fair for the teacher to compete with pupils.

Local people struggle to compete.

The last of it is musk. So for this let the competitors compete.

The last of it is musk. So for this let the competitors compete.

TOKYO In the world of international finance, conflicting monetary and exchange rate policies compete for advantage and countries battle for influence over the rules of the game. After all, just as investors compete to maximize their profits, countries compete to ensure that international rules and norms are agreeable to them.

I feel quite sorry for that poor singer outside... having to compete with this.

The Williams sisters compete one wins Wimbledon.

And does nuclear really compete with coal?

The winning team will compete as individuals.

I'm afraid we can't compete with that.

It's OK. You and I will compete...

How can Russia compete with such propaganda?

Can I compete with those Boston girls?

How can I compete with 89 cents?

Why wouldn't I want to compete in that?

They get fit together, and then they compete.

You can use yardstick competition, so they have to compete against each other for the resources.

Such reform should enable the continent to compete for new permanent seats on the Security Council.

For example, the Minister of Health noted that his ministry had to compete with the NGO sector for staff.

I make a rural woman to compete with multinationals.

Ultimately, higher oil prices compete with national development priorities.

13 developers compete for Jianhong Chemical Plant site in Tianhe District land price could exceed RMB10,000 m2

For many SMEs it has become more and more difficult to compete successfully, both domestically and internationally.

It fuels endless internal and external tensions, encourages finger pointing, and promotes a loud and disruptive blame game. And all of this distracts attention from the need to compete in a rapidly changing global economy.

Because if I want evolution, I need containers to compete.

Cotton does not compete with opium a t shirt does.

Those athletes had sacrificed everything to compete in the games.