Sentence examples for competitive down from inspiring English sources

One might have assumed that things would get competitive down at celebrity's shallow end, with the cooking, the conversation, the costumes.

Abraham said he would unveil the move Sunday at Kansas City when playing his first competitive down in more than nine months.

And there is little room for the kind of investment in infrastructure and science required to keep the country competitive down the road.

But Bill Dal Col, Mr. Forbes's campaign manager, dismissed Mr. McCain as not having the resources to be competitive down the road.

She has all the attributes of a stereotypical tycoon -- she is completely out of touch with her own feelings, competitive down to her beer chugging, relentlessly sure of herself except when she's completely doubting herself -- and any decent reader will simultaneously cheer for her comeuppance and her triumph.

Your opponent, not so much on his vulnerability on the issues, but just as a candidate, is he -- do you find that he has strengths you didn't anticipate or is he competitive down to the wire? A. I think that -- I don't know him very well.

Republicans are almost certain to anoint Pat McCrory, the 2008 gubernatorial nominee and a former mayor of Charlotte, as their nominee, but their voters have a number of competitive down-ballot races as well as the presidential nomination to vote upon.

Crist, who now owns an adventure ski company, explains his retirement from competitive down-hilling as a progression into his backcountry ski and media business, Stellar Adventures.

Republicans reportedly fear that if conservative state Assemblyman Tim Donnelly (R) makes it past the primary, his anti-immigration stance could drive Democratic voters to the polls, upending competitive down-ballot races across the state.

We want to tackle the culture of competitive dumbing down".

The youngest of three brothers, Kruis puts his competitive nature down to that fierce sibling schooling.