Sentence examples for become very competitive from inspiring English sources
It's become very competitive.
"I think it will become very competitive," he said.
"It has become very competitive in this sense, but the level of tennis is very high.
General insurance has become very competitive in Europe thanks to overcapacity and a related slump in premiums.
The market for TelePacific's services is "going to become very competitive very quickly," he said, with the company competing with 25 to 30 companies in some regions.
Many large projects would still be built under the CFDs, and ROCs would remain in force in Northern Ireland, where development would become very competitive.
"Since then the sport became very competitive, and that competitiveness took the sport higher".
Some analysts said that the largest issue for the company, other than weak demand for personal computers, was that Intel became very competitive on prices in late May and June.
(Because this was the eighties, before the invention of sugar-coating, they informed us kids that the evacuation was the result of a bomb threat). Around that time, I became very competitive in the library's Summer Reading contest.
