Sentence examples for competitive intent from inspiring English sources

And the warmth dimension is completely predicted by cooperative or competitive intent.

He has published research conducted with MIT's Computational Cognitive Science group on reinforcement learning models that infer cooperative and competitive intent and predict future behavior.

Her research finds that the warmth we feel toward and from other groups "is completely predicted by cooperative or competitive intent". For example, framing immigrant children as taking resources away from the native-born fosters a competitive mindset.

Especially loud were those from long-distance companies such as SBC's former parent AT&T, which sees only anti-competitive intent behind the takeover and bemoans the awful unfairness that has stopped it from doing something similar.This may be the "second biggest deal of all-time", but it probably raises as many questions about politics as it does about competition.

But in competitive markets, intent has little to do with result.

The Heineken proposal may be anti-competitive in intent.

I have strategically deployed a variety of traditionally masculine tropes to convey I am competitive, competent and intent on empire building: I have referred to an adviser as the "Godfather" of a biological pathway, chided others for Monday morning quarterbacking and mastered more military jargon than reflects my personal tastes.

"I think she'll have a big impact on the squad and, for the rest of the competition, it shows we are intent on staying competitive for the rest of the season".

At some point, both lose sight of the bigger competitive picture, becoming more intent on overtaking their immediate rival.

The global tech giants have woken up to the potential of music – and radio – and Apple's signing of Zane Lowe, one of Radio 1's best-known music tastemakers, was the first overtly competitive example of this intent.

There is a deeper logic to building strong portfolios than simply leveraging competencies or assembling related businesses, one that, while taking into consideration economies of scale and synergies, is based upon the overall strategic intent and competitive impact of a set of market positions.