jockey for造句

They jockey for the leaderships of the party.

Riders jockey for position. They try to make their opponents take the lead then they attack from the rear.

If employees feel valued and appreciated for the work they do, they're less likely to jockey for position and start fights.

The great thing was there was always someone to play with but the challenge was with so many people around you had to jockey for attention.

That the government had to hew to the IMF’s diktats and slash tariffs across the board gave industries little scope to jockey for exemptions.

As makers of electronic book readers jockey for position in the U. S., Japan and Europe, a similar but more challenging effort is unfolding in China.

The deliberations invariably get off to a slow start, as the panelists jockey for position, and the final few proposals are always dispatched quickly because the panelists all have planes to catch.