Sentence examples for competitive face from inspiring English sources

My competitive face has completely changed.

With a magnifying glass he studied her unsmiling, competitive face, with her hair in two balls at her ears and a headband over her bangs.

Less than two years after the ABC game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" changed the competitive face of American television, ABC executives are saying the show may not survive beyond the current season.

Then, at the end of it, at a time when his side had regained some competitive face, Hashim Amla resigned, reversing a trend that has seen England captains do the same after a series against South Africa.

It also fits with the idea of Sprint — now majority-owned by Japan's SoftBank — marching on in consolidation mode, shoring up to present a more competitive face against the likes of AT&T and Verizon.

At the same time, low cost smartphones continue to become more capable as higher end specs and features are squeezed further down the price continuum by a hyper competitive, face-paced smartphone market.

A competitive Face-Off mode allows two players to play against each other at different difficulty levels, each attempting to earn the best score on a song.

In particular, we map the competitiveness to a parameter embedded in the model, so that competitive agents face many opponents, whereas non-competitive ones do the opposite.

Players who use steroids or amphetamines to gain a competitive advantage face risks.

Older firms and firms operating in dynamic and competitive environments face constraints in terms of organic growth.

Competitive advantages Facing tight competition from all over the world, an organization is required to have a strong strategy to be able to stay afloat (Priyanto et al. 2012).