Sentence examples for competitive class from inspiring English sources

The car, which will bring new fuel-saving technology to a highly competitive class, is actually worth a look.

In this intensely competitive class, where "best of" titles fall as quickly as Hollywood's summer box-office records, the Hyundai Tiburon GT V-6 has come out of nowhere -- actually, out of South Korea -- to run with the best competitors that Japan and America can muster.

This year a record 99 riders have been approved for the highly competitive class.

Clearly, the results in Section 13 indicate that the new family is a very competitive class to other known generators with at most three extra shape parameters.

A novel monolithic, pre-fabricated, fully functional film made of a nanostructured free-standing layer is presented for a new and competitive class of easy-to-assemble flexible supercapacitors whose design is in-between the all solid state and the traditional liquid electrolyte.

However, we also discovered a plane of stable equlibria between competitive specialists and a less competitive class.

Competitive classes for these four-bangers, as they're commonly known, included categories for stock and modified cars and trucks, as well as for stripped-down speedsters.

Regarding teachers' unions with a certain distaste, maintaining the belief that they exist to champion inadequacy, is now virtually required for membership in the affluent, competitive classes, no matter an affiliation on the right or left.

While Isler and Glaser were honored on the basis of their Olympic glory -- their second-place finish at the Games was by far their top international placing of the year -- for Reynolds, 45, and Liljedahl, 46, the gold medal capped a run in which they dominated the fiercely competitive Star class.

Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes clinched the one spot in the highly competitive 49er class as Team GB completed their sailing squad for London 2012.

The single is arguably the toughest and most competitive boat class and although it would give Grainger more freedom in her training programme, it would be a tough challenge to take on just two years out from Rio, when she will be 40.