Sentence examples for competitive style from inspiring English sources

In contrast, he went on, "Mr. Anschutz appears to deal in a far more aggressive and competitive style.

Professor Goetz praised Judge Jackson for refusing to be drawn into that approach and focusing on Microsoft's competitive style.

It was the epitome of his competitive style, the way he won four of his first seven marathons.

With their game-changing creation of Wii Sports back in 2006, right back to Mario Kart in 1992, Nintendo have proved once again how incredibly fun they can be when they introduce a new competitive style to the mix.

"It's frustrating that I will miss the rest of the year, in particular after we've worked hard to get back to playing a much more competitive style of footy," Ablett said.

We seem far enough along now in the subgenre of reality television devoted to competitive style and re-imaging that a show about hairdressers facing off to produce up-dos that look like bowls of pad Thai seems vaguely quaint and well intentioned, as if it were 1995 all over again.

These are not competitive styles.

The only effective solution, as proposed by John McEnroe, would be a return to wooden rackets, which would bring back touch, strategy, finesse and a variety of competitive styles to men's pro tennis.

Healthcare organisations seem to benefit from more competitive-style advantages rather than collaborative advantages in multiorganisational QI programmes.

Hence, by grounding initial theory development within the data gathered from participants in this particular collaborative, we are able to suggest that a functional theory of collaborative QI could posit that Healthcare organisations seem to benefit from more competitive-style advantages rather than collaborative advantages in multiorganisational QI programmes.

DJ RASHAD "Teklife Vol. 1: Welcome to the Chi" (Lit City Trax) The budget is minimal and the creativity extreme for DJ Rashad, who makes music to accompany footwork, the competitive dance style that has been a local Chicago phenomenon for more than a decade.