Sentence examples for competitive realm from inspiring English sources

While not quite at the same level of sweaty egalitarianism, the Dadaist enfant terrible Duchamp ditched concept art for the competitive realm of chess.

Texas politics jumped from the speculative to the competitive realm Wednesday with Comptroller Susan Combs's announcement that she would not seek re-election and the nearly instant expressions of interest from a half-dozen people who would like that job.

Still, in the competitive realm of television, especially in crowded parts of the broadcast day like the morning, the efforts to gain an advantage over rival networks go on.

After that, it continued to do well in the fiercely competitive realm of investment banking, and now it ranks not far behind American stalwarts like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

Only Mr. Gates seems to have realized the importance, in this new competitive realm, of "network externalities," which is economese for the incentive most of us have to use the same software -- or video format, or typewriter keyboard -- that everyone else uses.

In the competitive realm of Internet travel sites, populated by behemoths like Microsoft-owned Expedia, San Francisco-based Preview Travel (PTVL) is in the lead.

The region that was once the cradle of civilization has been absent from the great march of humanity in recent decades — absent in scientific innovations, in literary and artistic achievements, in space discovery, in medical breakthroughs, in the realm of competitive sports or industrial patents.

On one hand, the play is certainly in the realm of competitive now, which is a great sign, but Chivas just look to have too many holes in the lineup yet to really pose much of a threat to most of the teams in the league.

Supermarket price wars tend to fall into the realm of competitive pricing, but this long-term battle in the UK is crossing into predatory pricing, malicious price-cutting with the intent of destroying a business.

Andy Barkett, 32, an engineering manager at Facebook and a California native, will head RNC efforts to make the party more competitive in the digital realm, the RNC confirmed Thursday evening.

Translated into contemporary terms, those of modern liberal democracies, these meritocratic elites do not claim for themselves any material privilege an imperative self-restraint in a realm of competitive low-profile prestige and dignity.