Sentence examples for and competitive that from inspiring English sources

I expect, instead, a campaign, while intense and competitive, that will result in a historic political realignment in America, with a united Democratic Party in a position to create a new majority coalition for years to come.

Some parents are so nervous and competitive that they worry about college placement when their children are toddlers.

But the Chinese market is so large and competitive that many multinationals choose to offer their latest technology for fear of losing market share if they don't.

"I mean, brains are O.K. for a girl in moderation," Andrew Eliot wrote in his diary, "but the Radcliffe types are so... intellectual — and competitive — that they sometimes make you forget why the Lord created women".

Whether a home medical center or a Zen space for meditation, the toilet of the future will probably emerge from laboratories like the ones here at the Matsushita Electric Industrial Company -- workshops so secretive and competitive that a visiting reporter and photographer were not allowed inside.

But in most of Europe, the mobile market is so saturated and competitive that smaller rivals like 3 and Tele2, a pan-European operator based in Stockholm, are willing to buck the trend and forgo additional revenue to gain new customers.

There's something within the whole of Taylor's development, his demeanor, maturity and competitive spirit that enable him to be the young man that he is".

But pay-per-click advertising had become increasingly popular and competitive and that meant his costs had increased as well.

Deal effectively with foreign economic systems and competitive practices that are quite different from its own.

This was the point of the match when Liverpool demonstrated a togetherness and competitive spirit that was missing at Bolton.

Analysts said there were regulatory issues and competitive pressures that made the outcome of the merger difficult to predict.