Not in Yahtzee, polo or competitive basket-weaving, either.
As part of the competitiveness basket, Cameron had said he wanted the EU to be more competitive.
And it does have all the hallmarks of a heat-seeking city: open kitchens; bathrooms so designed they should be open; a full-blown infatuation with grüner veltliner; competitive bread baskets; and menus that almost beg for a gazetteer (duck eggs from Swan Creek Farms, Yaquina Bay oysters, Bay of Cortez diver scallops).
Amazon has promised "competitive" prices: a basket of key items last week came in just below the prices of the big four.
The changes, said Alfred E. Kahn, who oversaw airline deregulation in the late 1970's as the chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, have combined "to turn a relatively prosperous and pretty competitive industry into a basket case".
China will begin to let the yuan appreciate, probably with an informal peg to a basket of competitive exporters.
Thus, all of the growth areas, including competitive ones, are in the interstate basket, which is not paying its fair share.
You might think it's a harmless game, but sometimes you get a little bit too competitive, and that's all it takes -- one drive to the basket, one jump shot where you land on another guy".
True devotees are unapologetically competitive, hiding their secrets from the neighbors and slyly covering their baskets with cloth when someone approaches.
The basket might suddenly look smaller having to make perimeter shots in a competitive elimination game.
Recognizing that Sales would have easily surpassed it, Auriemma conspired with the Villanova coach, Harry Perretta, to have Sales lay in the opening basket uncontested, and then have Villanova score to maintain the game's competitive balance.
