Sentence examples for Cutthroat competitive from inspiring English sources

If you're not careful, you get a toxically cutthroat competitive environment.

"I really didn't like the overzealous, cutthroat, competitive, premed freshmen that I found myself surrounded by in that class.

According to "Turnaround," at Bain Capital, the investment firm that Romney headed, the partners suspected that their boss fostered a cutthroat competitive environment in order to motivate them.

They may be paid millions of dollars, and live in a cutthroat competitive world, and they may appear aloof and have little to say about their work in press conferences or other interviews; they may talk about all the physical workouts they have to do and they look like warriors on the path to battle; they and their teams may do all they can to get there.

For Ken McElrath, the chief executive and founder of Skuid, the benefits of launching a business outside the cutthroat competitive environment of Silicon Valley was too good to pass up.

The dance world is typically a very cutthroat, competitive, and often even cold, place.

The research firm said the companies face an uphill battle, with their usual challenges of high fixed costs and cutthroat competition exacerbated by falling SUV sales, rising rates, greater competitive intensity and slowing consumer spending.

The beer industry has a long history of backroom-dealings, cutthroat competition and a creativity-stifling hegemony; perhaps a little competitive advantage is what was needed to bring some balance back to the marketplace.

More cutthroat competition.

Prices are dropping amid cutthroat competition.

In these days of cutthroat competition, the President's Commission on Organized Crime says legitimate businessmen are turning more and more to organized crime for their competitive edge.