Sentence examples for essentially competitive from inspiring English sources

The theory of evolution does have an essentially competitive element.

Double-reciprocal analysis showed that the inhibition of rat liver microsomal E1-3-sulfatase activity by PCN was essentially competitive in nature.

It is, essentially, competitive mating.

In short, communists believe people are essentially cooperative, whereas capitalists believe that people are essentially competitive.

Lewis said that, "Pride leads to every other vice: it is the complete anti-God state of mind... [and] Pride is essentially competitive - by its very nature... Pride gets no pleasure out of having something, only out of having more of it than the next man.

"If you look at just the politics this time, she has essentially no competitive primary challengers," Eric Boehlert, a senior fellow at Media Matters, told the Guardian.

And, essentially, another competitive sphere in which a woman would feel the need to hold her own among the boys.

A strong emphasis on collaborative learning or helping efforts may lead to the misperception of school-related projects as essentially non-competitive.

Google took heat at the time but ended up getting a pass by arguing that the accused "anti-competitive" behavior was in fact essentially a hyper-competitive market where users decide what's most useful.

Human beings are essentially selfish, greedy, competitive, individualistic and generally unpleasant.

The surge turned their 37-34 lead into a 51-39 andantagessentiallytially ended the competitive nature of the game.