Sentence examples for deep competitive from inspiring English sources

Staff members said Mr. Gumbel, known for a deep competitive streak, kept a brave public face.

She has done it with impeccable footwork, technical prowess and a deep competitive streak.

Against Berdych, Gasquet again showed a deep competitive resolve as he tired his tall, powerful opponent with angled backhands that opened the court.

It belongs to a select group, including Maruti Suzuki, of firms that have been in India for the long haul, mainly employ locals and seem to have developed deep competitive strengths.

Murray, a 26-year-old Scotsman with a rolling gait and a deep competitive streak, put a convincing end to the long drought in singles for the British men at the tournament.

You see, even before the current financial crisis, we were already in a deep competitive hole — a long period in which too many people were making money from money, or money from flipping houses or hamburgers, and too few people were making money by making new stuff, with hard-earned science, math, biology and engineering skills.

But it also reflects the fact that, beyond the District of Columbia, the rest of the country is starting to tackle some of its deeper competitive problems.

Smad Place, the Hennessy winner, also adds lustre to a race that remains an unusually deep and competitive renewal.

A deep and competitive six-nation race reinforces the necessity to win at home, which for the United States means Wednesday night in Nashville against Trinidad and Tobago.

The game is just so deep, so competitive and so physical - and the technology hasn't helped.' Racket frames, strings, balls and court surfaces have all been developed to help players in every sense, including to help them damage themselves.

First, debt markets are not deep and competitive.