Sentence examples for competitive across from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's well-organized campaign is designed to keep him competitive across the nation.

The Olympic programme has since been overhauled, with five male and five female events, rather than seven and three, and Britain appear competitive across the board.

"We said after Apeldoorn [last autumn] that we wanted to demonstrate that we were competitive across all disciplines, to show we were a dominant force, to create momentum".

In today's service economy, it is nearly impossible to design a service model to cover a huge range of customers and remain competitive across them.

"We spend strategically to maximize Democratic wins and make sure Democrats are competitive across the map," said Jeb Fain, House Majority PAC spokesman.

It is also shown that the thermal resistances for the first and second optimized constructs are closely competitive across all working conditions, whereas the best architecture in the non-optimized configurations is the third construct among the cooling plates.

This contrasting pattern between Novel and Home rats in CORT habituation across days mirrors the pattern of competitive success across days, with Novel rats alone showing a decrease in both CORT release and competitive success in response to a reduction in the novelty of the testing situation (compare Fig. 2D and 2F).

"We face a competitive landscape across the top of the Premier League and across Europe's elite clubs which is tougher than ever.

Those themes are threaded through competitive contests across the country.

"Our businesses have made sustainable competitive gains across the globe," he said.

It has also, he says, prompted an invigoratingly competitive spirit across the department.