Sentence examples for became a very competitive from inspiring English sources

He became a very competitive athlete at Arlington High School playing varsity football when he was stricken with polio during practice in 1945.

Mr. Dannheisser sold his business in 1981, just as the East Village art scene was taking off and contemporary-art collecting became a very competitive sport.

This is how Son sees the opportunity: "In the last couple of years, investors finally woke up to the potential of the Internet, and it became a very competitive market.

It has become a very competitive field, so it's essential to get as much experience as you can.

It's going to become a very competitive space very quickly but Plumtree has a good head start.

In what has become a very competitive landscape for digital music, early pioneer Pandora is trying to remain a leader.

Ashley Baquié, the human resources chief at Morgan Franklin sees the ESOP as a major tool in recruiting and retaining professionals in what has become a very competitive market.

But as I continued to pull back the layers of illusion I'd carefully constructed around me and got really real with myself, I recognized that I'd created a life based on external validation and in doing so, became a very fearful and competitive woman.

He was an awkward child but competitive, and he became a very good tennis player, ranked in the junior Midwest division.

"Cycling, once I'd seen the competitive side of it, became a very similar thing.

"Unfortunately, the realities of operating what, in essence, has become a seasonal business in a very competitive environment, combined with other problems and concerns, led to the informed decision to sell the property," the statement said.