Sentence examples for competitive cocktail from inspiring English sources

And in an increasingly competitive cocktail market like London, having the latest American craft spirit — whether it's bourbon, rye or gin — is a must.

It's like a big competitive cocktail party where you have to be personable and outgoing and persuasive, but also you've really got to think through the issues, understand the complex beast you're working for, and exploit all the various things it can do.

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The lack of key lignocellulosic enzymes in T. reesei opens opportunities to generate more competitive enzyme cocktails.

They can collect sperm through multiple matings, and only the most competitive of this "sperm cocktail" will fertilize their eggs, says Nina Wedell, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom.

And that, he added, has great appeal in a cocktail era as competitive as the current one.

Shanghai's cocktail scene has become highly competitive in recent years, with a constantly revolving door of new speakeasy-style bars and enterprising mixologists.

The owners have said they aim to be competitively priced, and I suppose nearly 200 quid with one cocktail and two bottles of vinho verde is competitive for the neighbourhood.

We believe that some competitive binding assays can be carried out using a cocktail of receptors at the same time if interference among different assay systems can be avoided by choosing ideal conditions.

Drinks Somehow, the friendly bartenders are able to concoct cocktails without the use of suspenders or competitive facial hair.

This city's attitudes toward New York were always a cocktail of sweet and sour ambivalence, blending braggadocio, competitive pride and cool indifference, with a twist of culture envy.