Sentence examples for competitive universe from inspiring English sources
Members of the American elite live in an intensely competitive universe.
That operative, Stuart Stevens, 58, has detractors in the small but intensely competitive universe of Republican strategists, and in many ways his proclivity for extremes makes him starkly different from his strait-laced client.
The sale of the spectrum licenses, which give the rights to airwaves, is part of a "complete reordering of the competitive universe as we know it today," the cable analyst Craig Moffett of Sanford Bernstein & Company wrote in a report.
I come from a highly competitive universe where backstabbing isn't so much the problem as complete self-involvement and insularity.
Soccer is a great game, and the rich variety of styles and passions that come with being truly global makes the World Cup a nonpareil event in the universe of competitive sport.
The increasing complexity of decision making in a severely dynamic competitive environment of the universe has urged the wise managers to have relevant strategic plans for their firms.
But the signs are increasingly evident that Venice is regaining its poise and making new headway in what has become a frantically competitive area of the film universe.
While God is the prime mover of the universe, man's innate competitive self-interest is the prime mover of the marketplace.
You got huge".' Unlike Mr. Schwarzenegger -- the former Mr. Universe who retired from competitive bodybuilding before conquering Hollywood and then casting an eye toward the California governor's mansion -- Dr. Blee has continued to compete in national competitions.
New data from two teams of particle physicists suggest that matter had a tiny but measurable competitive edge in the earliest moments of the universe.
According to a new study conducted by the Center for American Entrepreneurship and NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate, the US may be losing its competitive advantage as the dominant nucleus of the startup and venture capital universe. .
