If someone says that they are ‘starving’, they do not mean that they are in fact dying of hunger, but that they are very hungry. This is a simple example of a figure of speech, where the word is used to heighten or increase the state that they are describing. A metaphor or a simile are two of the most common forms used.

EACH–adjective, identifies section

SECTION–noun, subject of the sentence

COMPETES–intransitive verb (these do not contain/have a

direct object.)

WITH THE OTHERS–prepositional phrase; with (preposition),

the (definite article), others (noun)

TO SEE–verb phrase; to (a preposition), see (verb)

WHICH–adjective; identifies group

GROUP–noun

WILL BE– verb phrase

THE MOST PRODUCTIVE–adjective phrase; the (definite article; most productive (both are adjectives)