Sentence examples for competitive building from inspiring English sources
"It's expensive, difficult and competitive, building houses in urban areas," he said.
In normal times, conflict is waged partly through the competitive building of structures on occupied islets and the harassment of fishing and oil-exploration vessels.
"I think it needs it from the standpoint of being competitive and building for the future," Glavine said.
Its railway planners are not encumbered by competitive line building, speculative bubbles, struggles over territory or unrealistic expectations of profit; factors that shaped Britain and America's haphazard railway network.
The local political interests of the latter can be seen in a wave of competitive church building in the 8th and early 9th centuries; dozens of (probably very small) churches existed in each major centre by 900.
Or perhaps there will be two categories, as there are for competitive body building -- one for those who take advantage of such wonders of science and another for those who go au naturel.
A supplier many miles away would then take the part to the local matternet station for airborne dispatch via drone.Mind over matterAndreas Raptopoulos, the entrepreneur who led the academic team, reckons that the scheme would be competitive with building all-weather roads.
Hot on the heels of the Department of Trade and Industry's white paper, "Our Competitive Future: Building the Knowledge Driven Economy," comes this recently launched and glossy-looking Web site focusing on "Innovation--the successful exploitation of new ideas".
Director Hugh Aitken added: "Businesses will want to see the SNP keep its focus on policies that help make Scotland more competitive, like building more new homes, keeping the UK in a reformed EU and extending the Annual Investment Allowance.
The freelance writing market is fiercely competitive so building relationships with clients is vital.
They probably can't really remember life before instant messaging and competitive 'friend building'.
