Sentence examples for extensive competitive from inspiring English sources

"There is extensive competitive interest in bike sharing.

Nest's lineup works with Google Assistant, but also with Amazon's Alexa; bringing it back into Google's core hardware team could help develop better integration with Assistant and the company's other mobile and networking devices, building a more extensive competitive hedge.

It possesses the characteristics of high biomass, easy cultivation, extensive competitive ability, wide geographic distribution, and strong resistance to environmental stresses (Tae et al. 2003; Park et al. 2005; Thanabhorn et al. 2006).

The goal is to have "the most extensive and competitive broadband market in the G7 by 2005".

The company has always been strong in the emerging markets, but now it is doing well in the high-end range with a good, extensive and competitive portfolio".

By 2005, Britain will have become "the most extensive and competitive broadband market in the G7" group of rich industrial countries.

Britain's slow start owes much to the government's desire for the broadband market to be both extensive and competitive.

"We welcome TPG's offer, which is the result of an extensive and competitive process over the last few months," Ed Nicoll, GlobeOp's chairman, said in a statement.

DESPITE the government's stated aim of having "the most extensive and competitive broadband market" in the developed world by 2005, Britain has fewer high-speed Internet connections per head than rival countries.

But the result will almost certainly be a more extensive, if less competitive, broadband market.

If you wish to be considered for employment at CSIS, be prepared for an extensive and highly competitive selection process that includes a series of in-depth interview sessions, background checks, and even polygraph tests.