Sentence examples for competitive who from inspiring English sources

"It's very competitive who makes the cover, sort of like the swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated," Danes said.

The target audience is "people who are concerned about being competitive, who are into their exercise," Mr. Larson said, "which is the key to controlling how they feel about themselves".

They are both competitive (who can eat the hottest peppers) and collaborative (the companies that exhibit had a palpable sense of camaraderie and mutual respect).

Interestingly, Shapton does not come across as preoccupied with winning: a competitive swimmer who was not so competitive?

The population for this survey consisted of a group of junior competitive swimmers who had been training for an average of 7 years, a group of senior competitive swimmers who had been training for an average of 10 years, and a group of recreational swimmers.

Others are firearms instructors, gunsmiths, or competitive shooters, who need a variety of firearms in the course of work or competition.

Were you ever competitive about who was better?

These findings are important for serious competitive athletes who are designing serious, complicated training regimens.

But Radcliffe said they were "competitive animals" who occasionally pushed themselves too hard.

Government is filled with superconfident, highly competitive people who are grouped into small bands.

Mrs. Miller, a former competitive horsewoman who runs the farm, is a 12th-generation Bonacker.