The phrase "competitive toward" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
"Competitive toward" means having a strong desire to compete and win against others. Example: She has always been competitive toward her siblings, always trying to outdo them in sports and academics.
They were both Dames of the British Empire & competitive toward each other.
Both deals got competitive toward the end, but the early bedrock we laid and the value we demonstrated ultimately gave us the edge.
If you find that you are feeling bitchy, toxic, or competitive toward the women who are supposed to be your closest friends, look at why and figure out how to fix it and/or find someone who can help you fix it.
Instead of being brutally competitive toward your fellow Alphas and trying to be better than they are, focus on the only way to truly be the best – to be better than your past self.
Older people tend to have assuaged their fears of being "left on the shelf" and are less competitive toward one another over issues of love, power, and control.[5] This allows for deeper concentration on others instead of being driven by the inward-looking behavior that fear creates, opening you up to greater levels of connection.
She witnessed a moral shift in those years, away from people who were competitive and toward people who were cooperative, away from the ambitious and toward those who were self-nurturing and self-exploring, away from the culture of rectitude and toward the culture of narcissism.
His first competitive match toward the 2014 World Cup comes against Singapore in Kunming on Friday.
"It's also an answer to a problem that it helped to create" — by enabling the suburbanite's competitive push toward larger lawns and more complex gardens.
The invitational event, a sort of unofficial start to the competitive slog toward London, has long been a bellwether of American gold medals to come.
Sales of growth vitamins and stretching machines have been boosted by the anxieties of South Korea's famously competitive mothers, toward whom the industry directs its marketing.
"It's also an answer to a problem that it helped to create"—by enabling the suburbanite's competitive push toward larger lawns and more complex gardens.
