Sentence examples for competitive seeking from inspiring English sources
In this sense and this sense only, Amis's prose has a Conradian urgency: he has always been aggressively competitive, seeking to invent his own idiom and discover daring new ways of writing about the modern world.
As Virginia's cities have become more prosperous and its suburbs have spread in an arc from Fairfax down to Richmond and across to Hampton Roads, the formerly red state has become more competitive — sought by Democrats as a possible new source of votes.
Medal tally prediction … We believe Great Britain have two competitive teams seeking a podium finish at the London Olympic Games.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has announced a large-scale solar competitive round, seeking bids from major solar PV project proponents for grants of up to $30 million from a $100mn program.
He approached the matches with a very competitive spirit, seeking to gain every advantage with his tactics and research.
To remain competitive, companies seek cost-effective labor sources, which takes them to China, Southeast Asia, India, and Mexico, to name a few.
The study of outward FDI and competitive neutrality seeks to analyze what measures home countries have undertaken to support their outward investing enterprises and what the salient features are of these measures.
The application process, which is open to all undergraduates in Columbia College and Columbia Engineering, is competitive and seeks to seat a board that is highly diverse and broadly representative of the University's international student body.
They compete for honors and other purely competitive goods, seek revenge, and pursue and avoid other things as well.
This highly competitive program seeks to train leaders in academic medicine, who will combine clinical and research careers.
We report each of these categories separately as well, but the combination offers a look at which schools are sending graduates on to some of the most competitive and sought after jobs in the legal industry.
