Sentence examples for exactly competitive from inspiring English sources

For a sixth-year associate at a New York law firm, $80,000 isn't exactly competitive pay.

Of course, it's not exactly a competitive field.

However, my feeling is that Swiss pop isn't exactly a competitive area, and it is hard to think of many examples besides Yello and the Young Gods from the Eighties.

The question Novartis' studies are asking is exactly how competitive this one will be.

But the 2013 Ferrari has not had such troubles, although no team knows exactly how competitive their car is yet.

It also helps that canary analysis isn't exactly a competitive advantage for either company.

Government does not prevent lenders from charging less than the maximum, which is exactly what competitive lenders do on transactions that generate high premium income.

The basketball wasn't exactly compelling or competitive much of the time, but at least it was always about the game.

Up close, the Duke players are bright, worldly and competitive, exactly what anybody should want in that unfortunately corrupted species known as student-athlete.

Mr. Walker's wasn't exactly a traditional, competitive, Republican primary though – one of his opponents was a write-in candidate who got 17 votes, and the other, Arthur Kohl-Riggs, described himself on the ballot as a Republican, but is better known around Madison as a videographer who was involved in the protests at the Capitol last year against Mr. Walker.

But answer me this, 'everyone': how exactly does the competitive mechanic of Love Island work?