Sentence examples for competitive children from inspiring English sources

In a society that is less competitive, children have more opportunity to simply enjoy their childhoods.

Fishermen scramble to afford technology that keeps them competitive; children are forced to commute to a neighboring village because the local primary school was demolished; women, in the religiously conservative village, complain about the lack of a community center where they can socialize.

Godwin described it as "the most competitive children's TV market in the world".

The result was an overnight hit, a rarity in the hotly competitive children's entertainment business.

The scene is becoming so competitive, children's tablets even have their own patent battle dispute - with manufacturer Fuhu is suing retailer Toys R Us for allegedly copying its ideas.

Competitive children's activities- and summer camps- certainly occupy this unregulated space as well, with potentially life-threatening consequences.

Sheikha Mayassa was a tomboyish, competitive child, the result, she says, of having two older brothers.

Upper-middle-class parents in America increasingly engage in competitive child-rearing.

"I was very proud of him". You sense Versi was a competitive child and is now a competitive man.

If you don't mind congested roads and insanely competitive child rearing, all this growth is good news for those of us inside the Beltway bubble.

As a nonsinger (that's why she didn't challenge her co-star Ms. Parker for the "Annie" role in their competitive child-acting days), she can relate.