Sentence examples for desire competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Some modern teachers have interpreted the doctrine of the six realms as a psychological process unfolding in this one life: the realms are understood as the different ways we understand the world when under the influence of the reactive emotions of anger, greed, stupidity, desire, competitiveness, and pride.

As a result conflicts sometimes did arise, with most issues being resolved by making a team decision as to the level of desired competitiveness.

He expected players to copy his desire and competitiveness.

I let him know that I'm basically unhappy with some of the things he does even though I admire his desire and competitiveness".

"Kim not only brings existing football skills with her but the desire and competitiveness of a professional athlete that will be of great benefit to the entire team," Spilcker said.

It was not that long ago that I was hearing in some quarters that I was past my best having reached the ripe old age of 30, but my desire and competitiveness remain as strong as ever.

"It is tragic, in a way, to see a young man come from a small town in Texas," Piniella says, "and work his way to the big leagues relatively quickly, and show that type of desire and competitiveness and skill to reach the top of your profession in a very short period," and then to have it end abruptly.

"There is a lot of resistance in the existing power structures, but the combined desire for economic competitiveness and the public opposition to continue as before and in favour of more sustainable and efficient energy supply, I think, will win in the end," he said.

But there will always be a trade-off between governments' desire for economic competitiveness and environmental goals, argues Mr Sala de Vedruna.

This study is anchored in Blau's (1964) work regarding the social exchange process and the collaboration in innovation that follows from organizations' desire for innovation competitiveness and growth.

His competitiveness and desire to play are such that he never appears in the clubhouse wearing a wrap or an ice pack.