Sentence examples for entered competitive from inspiring English sources

Ballard first entered competitive wheelchair races in 1994, at the age of twelve.

My ambitions in re-entering competitive croquet were both athletic and fraternal.

Young adults who enter competitive high schools and universities without the emotional skills necessary to handle criticism, disappointment and intense competition will be ill-equipped to handle the challenges of an increasingly competitive marketplace.

At every turn, whatever the song, both musicians played with alert intelligence and deep sensitivity, only rarely entering competitive airspace — an easy trap in this sort of setting, as Chick Corea and Béla Fleck might attest.

But getting customer experience right is more important than ever now that many social landlords are increasingly entering competitive new areas of business (such as selling homes on the open market) where competitors already have established customer service teams.

President Obama's Race to the Top educational program already provides such a model: it gave the Seattle Public Schools and six suburban districts, including Tukwila, an award to reduce achievement gaps and to ensure that high school graduates were prepared for college or entering competitive fields.

But parents at both schools wondered yesterday whether the likely split shifts -- Brooklyn Tech students are to report to school at 7 a.m. on Thursday, Stuyvesant students at 11 -- would put their children at an academic disadvantage, particularly those worried about entering competitive colleges.

Auction Market A market in which buyers enter competitive bids and sellers enter competitive offers simultaneously.

He added: "2013 brings exciting opportunities and challenges as Arm enters competitive new markets where we are well positioned to succeed with leading technology".

Leech married Mitch Tuohy and had two sons, Adam and Troy, whom she discouraged from entering competitive swimming, fearing the pressure and strain of racing.

Companies making a small prediction or no prediction tend to be entering competitive markets or simply making small improvements over existing companies.