Sentence examples for an extremely competitive process from inspiring English sources

It's also been made clear to us by NHS England that the graduates would be eligible to apply for foundation training in the UK [prior to applying for full registration with the GMC], albeit it would be an extremely competitive process with no guarantee of successful placement".

"We're extremely pleased that some of the most prominent developers in the country saw market value in this world-class office tower, and engaged in an extremely competitive process for a stake in it," said Anthony R. Coscia, the authority's chairman.

This will mean fewer bad hires, better employee retention and – perhaps due in part to less lost sleep from being rejected due to an "extremely competitive process" – higher overall productivity.

Terms like "many qualified candidates," "extremely competitive process" and "other applicants who more closely meet our needs at this time" became part of my lexicon.

On a recent evening, a craft-beer novice said that it tasted a little like grownup Martinelli, but was careful to whisper, because the other twenty-five diners had adopted a hushed reverence — the kind that comes with an extremely competitive reservations process and a long pilgrimage involving the G train.

A Highly Competitive Process.

"He is an extremely competitive person".

"She has an extremely competitive side.

"This is an extremely competitive market," says Intel's Chuck Molloy.

"Connecticut is entering an extremely competitive industry," Mr. Hughes said.

"Jason, as you know, is an extremely competitive person.