Sentence examples for a competitive set from inspiring English sources
Although Tambor was a favorite to win, he beat out a competitive set including Louis CK, William H Macy, Anthony Anderson, Don Cheadle and Will Forte.
As a market researcher, Dr. Fink said that perception about the state is mere conjecture unless you use statistical surveys to compare New Jersey with other states, using something marketers call a "competitive set".
After going through that experience, Woolley had an epiphany: financial institutions that react to market incentives in a competitive setting often end up making a mess of things.
Services that were once free now have to be paid for; services that were provided cheaply and publicly have been contracted out or privatised; other services that were subsidised have been placed on a competitive setting – they must cut costs, or die.
The results also suggest that individuals in a cooperative setting experience greater enjoyment than those in a competitive setting.
This paper focuses on the interaction of channel structure with green product development in a competitive setting.
In a competitive setting in which risk aversion, feedback provision and self-confidence have little relevance, we find that women tend to perform similarly to men.
Wong and Ho [9] consider a competitive setting, where the IM and the TOs negotiate on the access fees and service requests, accounting learning techniques that allow for improving the resulting scheduling after several rounds; the model is solved via simulation.
The results suggest that in educational game design, the use of static rather than animated modes should be considered when the objective is to help students achieve better performance in a competitive setting.
The paper broadens the discussion on the levers for the market diffusion of electric vehicles by providing a simulator to analyze manufacturers' portfolio decisions in a competitive setting and by illustrating the necessity to include portfolio decisions when designing mechanisms to foster the market diffusion of electric vehicles.
Yep, it's pretty much what you'd assume it is— a bunch of Russian dudes slapping the shit out of each other in a competitive setting.
