Sentence examples for competitive coin from inspiring English sources
Far better suited to four-players is the more competitive 'Coin Battle' mode where the object is to collect more coins than other players by any means necessary.
If a losing male continues to be aggressive, the chances are he will be seriously injured (it is unlikely natural selection could have foreseen competitive coin-tossing).
"Every time I was about to say, 'I really like this'," one woman tells me, "they'd say, 'Oh, that doesn't flatter your figure.'" A survey last year coined the phrase "Competitive Wedding Syndrome" after 60% of respondents said they wanted guests to think their wedding was "the best they had ever been to".
He also coined the phrase competitive non-appreciation.
The Mint seeks to make the process of choosing images for new coins and medals competitive, so all artists in the program may prepare designs and are paid - $2,000 for those in the first two years, $2,500 for artists in the program between three and five years and $3,000 for those with six or more years of experience - regardless of whether or not their designs are used.
Salmena et al. coined the term "competitive endogenous RNAs" (ceRNAs) to designate those transcripts that may cross-regulate each other by competing for shared miRNAs.
Bill O'Reilly can get the competitive juices flowing in what he will coin the "Corporate Patriots and Pin Heads" segment of his show.
As a result, the electrochemical performance of the hybrid electrolyte cell is superior to that of a solid electrolyte cell and is also competitive to that of a pure liquid electrolyte coin cell.
"You have all of the dynamics of a very competitive marketplace in place and I think that the coin of the realm has been cheapened in the process," he said.
Lines of coins are found on the tracks in competitive race modes.
