We used to compete furiously in college.

We used to compete furiously in college.

We must cut down on prices we can't compete.

Compete or die

We must compete with the local stores in price.

I want to compete.

Don't let Potter compete.

You compete with him.

Fairly.

We must deal fairly with these people.

Here we could do fairly small numbers.

I need containers to compete.

You can't compete with me.

Whether we win or lose, we must play fairly.

How can we hope to compete with something that's essentially free?

And we get sentences that are fairly coherent

Then we have a fairly involved programming assignment.

To compete against a dead man.

How is she supposed to compete?

That's fairly reasonable.

It's fairly easy.

It's fairly simple.

It's fairly interesting.

Yes, fairly horrid.

And does nuclear really compete with coal?

The Williams sisters compete one wins Wimbledon.

It's fairly warm today.

That was fairly easy.

They're fairly liquid securities.

looked, actually, fairly happy.

It's fairly self explanatory.

I'm fairly alarmed here.

it is fairly congested

You know, we have a fairly interesting situation right now.

And many advances now, we can do that fairly readily.

Family members should not compete against each other.

I had to compete with him for promotion.

They get fit together, and then they compete.

Books can't compete with those kinds of media.

Spectrophotometry sounds fairly sophisticated, but it's really based on a fairly simple principle.

This is actually fairly similar to what we were doing for.

This is a fairly complicated generalization of what we just saw.

There are seven billion humans on the planet, and we compete with frogs for habitat.

We can no longer compete. Soon, they'll control the energy supply of half the world.

She fairly jumped for joy.