Sentence examples for bit of a competitive from inspiring English sources

JOSEPH D. MAIO A Meticulous Dresser Joseph D. Maio had a bit of a competitive streak.

"It's put us at a little bit of a competitive disadvantage," he said.

So there's a bit of a competitive angle here — I have to come up with something good!

"It's kind of an interesting way to connect with other cyclists and to have a little bit of a competitive thing going," Mr. Backus said.

They're not just big stiffs, they're explosive guys, too, but the conditions can be a little bit of a competitive disadvantage for an undersized guy because it's a hard time to stick your cleats in the ground".

It's partially inspired by some of the air quality problems in China, where there's a bit of a competitive incentive to try to improve the air quality in cities, Shinae Hong said.

Purchasing managers in manufacturing firms also report mounting orders.Good news at last, it seems, and not before time: sterling is beginning to lose a bit of its competitive edge against the euro as Europe's troubles pile up.

A bit of competitive niggle in the week of a Six Nations international, however, is never a bad thing and Lancaster will be quietly delighted the frustration of England's defeat to Ireland is still bubbling 10 days later.

I know I bowl at my best when I'm in a bit of a 'bubble', emotional and competitive.

And then, because he's a bit of a perfectionist and deeply competitive too, there's also the intensive physical training, the 15-mile cycle ride home from work.

"It's a little bit of a mystery what their competitive advantage will be," West says of Millenium.