Sentence examples for a competitiveness with from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's really a hatred, it's just a competitiveness with the two towns being so close".

CBS: Do you feel a camaraderie or a competitiveness with other Chicago chefs?

In the 1990s, Heseltine set up a competitiveness unit with 30 members and many cabinet ministers sat on its committee.

Along with his estrangement from McCartney, Lennon always felt a musical competitiveness with him and kept an ear on his music.

Perhaps there is an internal competitiveness, with residents wanting to see more patients each day to reach their personal best.

He said the performance was against "a background of increased competitiveness", with a "robust" performance by French sister chain Darty, where underlying sales fell nearly 2%, offset by "softer" trading in Britain.

The IMF reckoned nearly three years ago that it would fall by 50%; some economists thought it would fall by even more.Such a depreciation would restore Greek competitiveness with a bang, helping to lure tourists and boost exports.

He has an improved work ethic with a competitiveness inherent to elite players.

With a competitiveness that stretches to throwing their bodies where others would never dare, such individuals set a standard for team-mates.

"I cannot accept a deficit in competitiveness with our main economic partner, Germany," he said recently.

"I think it breeds a competitiveness or fatalistic giving-up with some kids," he said.