Sentence examples for Cutthroat contests from inspiring English sources
Students are poisoned by cutthroat contests for academic success.
His short stories have appeared in the Maine Review, Five2One Magazine and Ruminate Magazine and been semifinalists in the New Millennium Writings and in Cutthroat contests.
From her favorite bar stool at the Wicker Basket, Cora is perfectly placed to judge the cutthroat contest (for a princely fee, of course) and to observe the murderous passions that the promise of a few million dollars unleashes in her Connecticut neighbors.
More cutthroat competition.
Prices are dropping amid cutthroat competition.
Deregulation has forced trucking companies to engage in cutthroat competition.
We glorify unbridled wealth, cutthroat competition, and cruelty.
The constitution of the Fifth Republic was hand-tailored, in 1958, for one man, Charles de Gaulle, who wanted a Presidential election with a cutthroat charisma contest, in which the winner assumed absolute monarchical powers, and politics was dislodged from petty party loyalties.
But it will be competing with other nuclear and nonnuclear modernization programs for limited defense funds — a cutthroat political contest.
He preaches international goodwill, not cutthroat international competition.
Admission to private middle school has become as cutthroat as any college contest.
