Examples of using Compete with each other in English and their translations into Polish
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We have repeatedly written about marketing campaigns of the Russian satellite operators, which compete with each other to attract new subscribers.
One of the options- the creation of teams that will have to compete with each other in any ability.
hydro will compete with each other.
In addition, the atmosphere heats up FC Barcelona matches the fact that these cities do not like and compete with each other.
Both these components must in us complement and enrich each other- not compete with each other.
Girteka do not have to compete with each other and should rather cooperate.
This area is also the place where children can practice with pleasure and compete with each other at the weekends.
high-speed motorcycle and compete with each other in speed.
more enterprises can compete with each other.
And using the magic of research, oil companies compete with each other in taking the petroleum molecule apart
For the first time, major companies of the European rail industry(which compete with each other) have decided to cooperate
Ten teams compete with each other in the untypical outfits
What makes the analogy even stronger is that the B lymphocytes have to compete with each other for signals that promote their survival in the germinal centers.
the two species compete with each other for rodent prey.
Yes, but they would also be feeders for the conventional colleges who must compete with each other for students.
Males loosely gather in an arena and compete with each other to attract females.
Therefore, following in the footsteps of the European Commission we introduced special competitions for young people who can now compete with each other"- answered the minister.
The film"Habit and Armor" depicts the history of the monastic state and the Commonwealth as a gigantic strategic game in which the various civilizational values compete with each other and the… more.
the largest brands compete with each other like football players on the pitch to be called the best in the field.
The film"Habit and Armor" depicts the history of the monastic state and the Commonwealth as a gigantic strategic game in which the various civilizational values compete with each other and the emotions of the actors of history are eroded.