Sentence examples for a competitive core from inspiring English sources

Beneath the manuka-honey sweetness there is a competitive core.

It's going to be a while before the Knicks have a competitive core to answer the call.

What can history teach us about the options still left for a euro zone pulled apart by divergence between a competitive core and an uncompetitive periphery; arguments about austerity versus stimulus; and the increasing gulf between those advocating to keep Greece inside the club at all costs and those lobbying for an exit?

"In any transfer window, all we often hear about are possible new arrivals and targets coming out of the blue and we can sometimes forget the importance of keeping a really competitive core of players at the club, players who know what it means to play for Wigan Athletic, who have daily standards and the level of performance to make them deserve being rewarded.

It's always a mistake, though, to assume that a coach with a wider view of the world has gone soft at his competitive core.

The competitive core of the show is undeniably the Wolf Pack, a crew of guys from Colorado an E.R. doctor, a farmer, a stay-at-home dad, and a busboy-cum-rock-climber who have busboy-cum-rock-climber whocompetitors, season after season.

But the competitive core of the squad, its R. & D. department, is much smaller.

He had been afraid to disrupt the sweetness of his sibling relationship by uncovering its competitive core.

The three also agreed to seek a rule that would stop WTO members from requiring companies to disclose their source codes, highly competitive core technology that is produced at great expense.

"I was stunned," she said, when she discovered that a comfortable retirement is the exception for celebrated champions like Citation, while the abattoir awaits the lesser ranks who run out of the money but are the competitive core of the industry.

There are times when applications need to be customized for a particular process that may provide a competitive advantage in a core market, but that's more the exception than the rule.