The phrase "an intense competitive" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; "intense competition" or "intensely competitive" would be appropriate alternatives.
Example: "The market is characterized by intense competition among leading brands."
Alternatives: "fierce competition" or "highly competitive".
He exudes the kind of easy informality that masks formidable technical mastery and an intense competitive drive.
Today, even a modest venture requires investment partners, marketing plans and an intense competitive drive, to say nothing of higher prices on the menu.
"We are moving towards a uniform, global culture with an intense competitive spirit and an intense desire for instant gratification," he says.
Along with the development of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) and cloud computing, a large number of service providers have created an intense competitive world of business.
There are a slew of startups (unlike what we saw in Japan), many of which are going after the same markets and creating an intense competitive environment for foreign and local companies alike.
His parents both played hockey and say he inherited an intense competitive nature from them.
"You see these very young athletes playing sports at an extremely intense, competitive level.
If you play in a more intense, competitive atmosphere, it stretches you and makes you a better player".
In addition, Take-Two faces ongoing financial, legal and operating issues and a very intense competitive environment.
The bleacherlike seats unfold until they are nearly on the mat, creating an intimidating and intense competitive atmosphere.
Indeed, anything that affected the distribution of the networks' news and entertainment business or cut into its profits was automatically a target of intense competitive behavior.
