Sentence examples for exceedingly competitive from inspiring English sources

He comfortably defeated Doug Gross, a lawyer and lobbyist, after what many had considered an exceedingly competitive race.

Running a big, exceedingly competitive campaign is expected to be hard on a candidate's personal life, and there have certainly been moments like that in the battle for Iowa's Second District.

She is exceedingly competitive -- "Driven," she says -- but, said Brian Sayner, a spokesman for the championship, some men may seek her out on a given day and ask, "Do you know a honey hole?" That is, have you discovered a heavily populated fish hangout?

With so much on the line academically, parents in Singapore can be very competitive and set exceedingly high goals for their children.

Respectable economic theory and the evidence from real-life healthcare both disprove their case - competitive markets fit healthcare exceedingly poorly.

But much more will have to be done to make India competitive with China's exceedingly efficient regulatory process.

Reliability of modern engineering systems is becoming exceedingly important for manufacturers to keep a competitive edge in today's global markets.

Unfortunately, India is a hyper-competitive market where profits have been exceedingly hard to come by".

OSCA cars were exceedingly rare, with less than 200 made, but they were quite competitive and also, naturally somehow, gorgeous.

"The result," Talbott recalls, "was an exceedingly amateurish blend of gymnastic duet and duel — sometimes semicoordinated, sometimes dangerously competitive and constantly accompanied by talk, most of it coming from Richard.

The Yankees, who are forced to pay an exceedingly un-America luxury tax as a consequence of running the most outlandishly fantastic competitive business model ever conceived by the most brilliant titans of industry, continue to buck every system and traverse every era with unprecedented domination.