Sentence examples for extreme competitors from inspiring English sources

Korzemba also entertainingly pokes at the central mystery: why, really, really, would Jordan, one of the most extreme competitors of all time, walk away to flail at another sport?

"Extreme people combine brilliance and talent with an insane work ethic, so if the work itself doesn't drive you, you will burn out or fall by the wayside or your extreme competitors will crush you and make you cry.

In this regard, he is just as dangerous as his less polished and more extreme competitors.

Unlike Frank [ 11] we find many stable interior equilibria, in which extreme competitors coexist with less competitive genotypes, and effective police coexist with civilians; suggesting that a population need not necessarily arrive at the monomorphic state predicted by Frank [ 13].

Quote: "He's an extreme competitor.

"I suspect at this stage Spotify is trying to move ahead of its competitors to try to maintain its dominance in the streaming market ahead of extreme competition.

Miscellany ■ DG, Dallas, agreed to sell its television advertising delivery business to a competitor, Extreme Reach, Needham, Mass., for $485 million.

The game lets you drift, slide, jump and defensively drive while navigating extreme tracks against tuff competitors and obstacles.

The X-Games are traditionally the showcase event  for extreme winter sports, with competitors invited to attend based on their profile - a stark contrast to the rigid qualification procedure  for an Olympics.

Thanks to a mixture of high-speed photography, gravity and extreme determination, these young competitors provide us with more than just mind-blowing feats of athleticism.

It is also possible that open habitats in the Asian range include abiotic or biotic stresses beyond the tolerance of P. cespitosum genotypes, such as specialized herbivores, pathogens, or competitors, or extreme and/or prolonged moisture deficits.