Sentence examples for competitive in that from inspiring English sources
Female primates, she says, are "competitive" in that they seek status within their social order.
"I'm not competitive in that sense.
But he wasn't competitive in that way.
"I don't think she's competitive in that way," Jowett explained.
We will be competitive in that second league.
"I'm not going to be competitive in that area with the top-tier candidates," Mr. Richardson said.
Goldman Sachs said the U.S. toy industry is in a "competitive conundrum" in that it is "outflanked on price by discount operators and unable to defend market share profitably".
It is a system characterized by an obsession with corporate size, reach, and power, much to the detriment of real capitalists and especially to the disadvantage of entrepreneurs: it is virulently anti-competitive in that it not only limits competition, destroying it in a vulture-like way, but it also promotes the rise monopolies and worse, international oligarchies.
They've got a heap of players who have played a lot of Super League - and even didn't pick a few who have played a lot of Super League - and will be more than ultra-competitive in that league.
Data presented in this paper suggest that the Baltics are competitive in sectors that generate little value-added as a result of their inferior level of technology relative to their trade partners (mainly OECD-Europe).
Uncompetitive antagonists differ from non-competitive antagonists in that they require receptor activation by an agonist before they can bind to a separate allosteric binding site.
