Sentence examples for feeling competitive from inspiring English sources

Finally, if you're feeling competitive, Fame Lab is an international competition where entrants have three minutes to talk about a scientific topic.

Are you feeling competitive?

I stop worrying how I look in class, or feeling competitive with others.

By the early 1990s, our classic red wagons were feeling competitive pressure from the introduction of plastic wagons.

"And for the first time, people were liberated from feeling competitive, and it seemed anti-chic to have big plans.

If you're feeling competitive, you may want to take up the So You Think You Can Taste Challenge: four wines, poured blind ($15pp).

If you're feeling more competitive than collaborative, Sing Sports is an entertaining option.

If indeed men are feeling increasingly competitive when it comes to grooming, what impact is it having on self-confidence and body image?

I think Jobs' first payout announcement was significant for another reason though: one of the first signs of Apple feeling truly competitive with (and thus threatened by?) the growth of Android and its own app store.

The auto sector is feeling the competitive force of the Japanese, but you don't have to own basic industrials to do well in a market that is fixated on growth and financial services players.

Citysearch itself is a 12-year-old site which Herratti has been updating, but it is not really growing much anymore and it is feeling considerable competitive pressure from Yelp and, even more so, from Google Local.