Sentence examples for competitive coming from inspiring English sources

Asked in an interview how her difficult upbringing had molded her forceful athleticism, Heinrichs said, "I was probably competitive coming out of the womb".

"I think we knew we were competitive coming into the Games," Brailsford told BBC Sport.

Those are tough challenges to meet, but the companies that will be most competitive coming out of the downturn will be those that are developing a plan in the midst of it.

And the purchase price doesn't appear to be too outlandish either — especially given a bidding process Huang described as "very competitive" — coming in slightly below the over $7 billion NVIDIA was rumored to be offering in order to outbid Intel, Xilinx, and Microsoft, all of whom had been linked as potential buyers during the past year in which Mellanox has reportedly been up for sale.

The game was competitive, coming down to the final minute, but All-Star guard Kobe Bryant wasn't impressed.

"Usually, the competitive comes out".

I think they will be very competitive come World Cup time," the New Zealander said.

"As soon as Amazon started ranking people, everything in human nature that's associated with being competitive came out," he said.

In the face of this erosion in public funding, where will the innovations New York growers need to stay competitive come from, and who will support their development?

The innovations that make offices and factory floors competitive come from publicly funded science and public grants that allow companies and entrepreneurs to lay off some of the enormous risk of being technological pioneers.

Reunited with Eddington, who was by then very ill with skin cancer, he played Jack in David Storey's Home in 1994 at Wyndham's, a moving display of forced grins and competitive come-backs.