Sentence examples for competitive over from inspiring English sources

We have to be competitive over there.

But the question is, can they be competitive over long periods of time?" Have the Mets been competitive over long periods of time?

Do we expect these groups to work in harmony or to become competitive over decreasing resources?

"The institutions that are competitive tend to be competitive over time".

I think it's going to be a lot more competitive over all this year".

If the couple get competitive over anything, it's pickleball, a simplified form of tennis.

China has well and truly won the global competitive over-eating contest.

The Tylenol campaign illustrates one response by the makers of pain relievers and allergy medications to a serious challenge in the competitive over-the-counter drug category.

The new campaign illustrates a serious challenge faced by the makers of pain relievers and allergy medications in the competitive over-the-counter drug category.

Neil Sheehan, the New York Times reporter who helped him publish the Pentagon papers, portrays him in "A Bright Shining Lie" as a competitive over-achiever with a fondness for fast driving and attractive women.

For both teams, Edgbaston provides the opening note in a gathering crescendo of Anglo-Aussie cricket that will take in not just the usual five Tests plus one-day series, but an unrelenting arm-wrestle of sustained competitive over-familiarity.