Sentence examples for competitive notes from inspiring English sources

Despite some easing in the overall chemistry job market, the market for faculty jobs remains "extremely competitive," notes C&EN's Susan Ainsworth, in one of those articles.

"In the past six to eight weeks, we've had at least three deals with midsize financial institutions that are first-time outsourcers aiming to re-engineer their businesses to be competitive," notes Natarajan.

"At Snypr, our mission is to make individual sports practice more fun, social and virtually competitive," notes Doug Appleton, CEO of Snypr, an Innovation Endeavors-backed startup that is building wearable sensors for different sports, starting with Lacrosse.

And hey, on a competitive note, you don't see Nintendo or Sony doing anything cool like this.

His father recalled that he was extremely competitive, noting that Terry hated to lose so much that he would continue at any activity until he succeeded.

Even today, with cuckoo numbers in steep decline, people in the countryside compare mildly-competitive notes in April about hearing the first one of the year.

But along with other awards hopefuls, like Viola Davis, they have tried to strike a non-competitive note this season; Ms. Davis came to the "Albert Nobbs" premiere and later introduced Ms. Streep when she received an award at the New York Film Critics Circle.

"That's making it even more competitive this year," notes Whiteside.

Big development banks – including the World Bank – systematically opt for international competitive bidding, notes the report, increasing the chances that large firms from donor countries will win contracts.

The international market for jet airliners is highly competitive, he notes.

Swaminathan Aiyar of the Cato Institute considers the Indian economy far more open and competitive today, noting that of the 30 largest companies on India's stock exchange in 1991, at the beginning of India's market-oriented reform period, only 9 are still on that list today.