Sentence examples for competitive back from inspiring English sources

There was no room for the Gloucester lock Dave Attwood, who sustained a knee injury during the Churchill Cup, or Exeter's flanker Tom Johnson in a competitive back row.

There was room for a more fiery trumpet showcase in the concert's second half: "Escucha Dos Trompetas," which hinged on a competitive back and forth between Mr. Rodriguez and Marcus Printup, a regular ace in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

In S2O32− electrolyte, the photoactivity peaks at pH ∼13.7 with an evolution rate of 2.9 μmol mg−1 h−1 and decreases gradually to zero near pH 7. The competitive back reduction of end products S4O62− and S22− slows down the H2-evolution.

Aren't we sufficiently grown-up to accept the notion that cooking can be about camaraderie and mutual support rather than competitive back-stabbing?

What did happen was a competitive, back-and-forth game in which Tottenham, playing without its American star, Clint Dempsey, found itself trailing by 2-1 deep in the second half, stymied by the excellent work of West Ham's Finnish goalkeeper, Jussi Jaaskelainen.

"Real" life is no more unfair, cliqueish, competitive, back-biting, frustrating and claustrophobic than college.

Because this KS* state requires that both the ketosynthase and the intramodular paired ACP be unoccupied (rule 3 above), the thermodynamically competitive "back-transfer" reaction of the growing polyketide chain by transthioesterification to the ketosynthase within the same module is precluded.

Proponents say these moves will make their states more economically competitive, bring back jobs, and attract high-income residents.

"You get slapped in the face so many times, you're going to get your competitive spirit back".

So having gone to quite a dark place I remember feeling a bit defiant, and getting that competitive thing back".

"In addition, the new PE curriculum will put competitive sport back at the heart of school life and end the damaging 'prizes for all' culture.