Sentence examples for evil competition from inspiring English sources
P.S. Yes, I know this is a totally evil competition, but it was just too tempting, sorry.
The left claims that only a public option can give evil insurers the competition they need to create much-needed reform.
As CNET's Rafe Needleman observed, Ting is striving to be "less evil" than the competition – a mission that, in today's market, is an utter no-brainer.
Sometimes the nicest of people, when faced with the pressure of competition, make evil stupid decisions.
Tax cuts targeted to a single company are the "evil side of tax competition," says Chris Edwards, director of fiscal policy studies at the CATO Institute, a conservative think tank promoting lower taxes and less regulation.
The pageant platform wasn't just another pose or, as she says of the swimsuit phase of competition, a necessary evil.
Even if the runner-up does get caught doing something unpopular, it can pin the blame on merciless competition from the evil number one.Fairly big is beautifulSecond-biggest firms can also be easier to manage.
Everyone knows why Microsoft is widely hated (see: evil organization intent on crushing competition in a play for world domination, etc)., but it's hard to fathom why Apple draws so much flak.
Most evil player: A lot of competition in the ranks, but Bruno Alves isn't the kind of man you'd leave your kids with.
Bruno Bettelheim, a Freudian critic, saw the competition between the evil stepmother and the virginal daughter as a representation of the daughter's inevitable separation from the mother in the Oedipal stage.
