Sentence examples for competitive have from inspiring English sources

Likewise, when people start cloaking or link-farming, those who wish to remain competitive have to consider doing so themselves.

They are competitive, have stars and supporting casts and, now more than ever, hold an attraction for lovers of numbers.

REPEATED attempts over the years to make funeral prices more transparent and more competitive have made little headway.

This is the main reason that Kentucky and West Virginia, once states where the Democrats were competitive, have swung firmly to the Republicans.

Since then, the demographic trends that have made North Carolina more competitive have continued but at a significantly slower pace because of the recession, Mr. Heberlig said.

Some Chinese companies, in another effort to remain competitive, have even been cutting prices after wages fell during the recent economic downturn.

"A ski resort, to remain competitive, has to hit certain dates.

If the promoted club struggle to be competitive having signed 26 new players, whither automatic promotion?

Nihilism, taken to an extreme that feels almost competitive, has become its own form of braggadocio.

The inability to remain competitive has hurt many of the teams that pioneered the era of stadium building.

The road to success, while highly competitive, has never been as accessible as it is now.