Sentence examples for competitive town from inspiring English sources

ASPEN, Colo., is a competitive town.

"It's a big whisper campaign in a competitive town where people complain if their picture or organization isn't included enough by us," Ms. Reingold said.

Healey says: "In some ways, the report last week delivers considerable scope once again for a renaissance of great northern cities, and it also, I think, gives the basis for some of our very modern and highly competitive towns and cities in some of the other regions to forge ahead as well".

Nocturne is a charmer that deserves to make it, even in a competitive restaurant town like Babylon.

But others counter that in a highly competitive bar town in a faltering economy, keeping a place filled on weekend nights is crucial to their success.

I expected the theatre to cancel because it's a gamble to bring someone unknown with a very strange show to the most competitive theatre town in the world, even without 11 September.

The Wellsville hunting and fishing club -- officially the Newboro Lake Bassmasters -- is a testament to how much more competitive small-town life is than it appears to be.

There are the college presidents, of Cornell and New York University and Columbia, competitive men about town who find themselves in a gold rush as they attempt to turn the East Village, Roosevelt Island and West Harlem into dormitories with sidewalks.

Co-ordinated redevelopment thus becomes tricky, and the competitive advantage of town-centre and out-of-town shopping centres that are managed actively by a single owner becomes entrenched.

Shropshire Council leader Keith Barrow said parking charges were competitive compared with towns of a similar size.

Ford Motor is hacking away at finance rates on many of its vehicles, with the deepest cuts applied to the Focus sedan and Windstar minivan, in a bid to prop up sales and stay competitive with cross-town rival General Motors.