Sentence examples for ambitious competitor from inspiring English sources

A ruthlessly ambitious competitor in a truly brutal sport, he is approachable, perfectly nice and almost unfailingly polite in his myriad dealings with the media.

One ambitious competitor chose to walk on stilts – a decision she may have regretted when she collapsed, split-legged, on to the floor to howls of sympathy from the audience.

Athens always entered in alliance with the weaker side to tip the scales against an ambitious competitor.

Along his climb to power, he displayed the sharp elbows of a ruthless and ambitious competitor, married three women, had many children (some his, some adopted, all of whom I know he cared for), paid back the debts he left in South Dakota and went on to power and wealth.

But it faces ambitious competitors, most notably Microsoft's Bing.

Otherwise, ambitious competitors like Tatas and Mahindras will disturb their market positions in the developed world (Govindarajan 2012).

Plenty of ambitious competitors have sprung up to take on the company.

With general interest in BlackBerry waning over the past few years thanks to some ambitious competitors, RIM has its work cut out for it if it wants to make another splash in the United States.

In China, however, Samsung will have to ward off ambitious competitors like Xiaomi, which is busy building up its brand cachet and plans to sell 15 million smartphones this year and Lenovo, which recently declared that it's their "aspiration" to overtake Samsung as China's top smartphone maker.

The Playbook came out half-baked, their handset line has taken a pummeling from its ambitious competitors, the businesses and governments of the world are alternately hassling and blaming them, and as if that wasn't enough, they just had a catastrophic global network failure and their olive branch is unlikely to fend off lawsuits.

Unlike other developing markets, like Nigeria or Columbia, China confronts multinationals with well-capitalized, ambitious local competitors that often get preferential support from the state.