Sentence examples for basically competitive from inspiring English sources

A basically competitive attitude as well as reliance on rhetoric are features of much early prose writing; for example, Hecataeus was criticized by Herodotus, who was in turn criticized by implication, though never named, by Thucydides.

"There are different styles of pantsula, but it was basically highly competitive male cult bonding activity when it started.

"In Scotland, they're a little bit concerned that because the teams now have to go into the European qualifiers basically without competitive games as Dundee United had to do during the week, it holds them back and it's currently causing problems with the European co-efficient.

"They basically had a competitive advantage when the ice age came along — they were adapted to cold climate and high altitudes".

Profiles in Fig.  21 show that well injectivity varies during water injection basically due to two competitive factors: formation damage by the suspended particles which results into deposition and thus injectivity decline.

Basically, in the ultra-competitive cruise market, Gill's was selling at a loss.

Joffe is, however, useful as a guide to the German view, which is basically that we got ourselves competitive and restored growth, so why can't everyone else.

That will basically build muscle to be competitive elsewhere," Lagerling says.

Its competitive strategy is basically grow as fast as it can and put all its eggs in the streaming basket, if you can glean anything from today's announcement.

As a result, the most desperately impoverished nations, which have few or no internationally competitive industries, have basically nothing to gain from freer trade.

I think that basically we've got to become competitive right away, but we've got to do it in the next two years without putting ourselves in jeopardy for being under the cap in the third year".