Sentence examples for ferocious competitive from inspiring English sources

Such comments offer a snapshot of Kaymer's ferocious competitive edge.

In its place grew a ferocious competitive will.

Spieth's ferocious competitive spirit was never in any reasonable doubt but how it was endorsed.

For one so young his self-belief was astonishing, and he was possessed of a truly ferocious competitive spirit.

The firm's quest to join the mega-miners may end up making it more pedestrian and conservative, blunting the ferocious competitive instincts that have served it so well.

Rickie Fowler delivers the line with a broad smile which barely masks the ferocious competitive spirit for which he has been known since childhood.

Doyle advocates that women should stop being so practical and ferocious and competitive and that, for men to find us supremely attractive, we should be more soft and romantic and demure.

So they signed up to Ipso, contended Moses, "for no other reason than a sense of loyalty and community, rare sentiments within the highly competitive and ferocious rivalry within the world of newspapers".

In the rarefied world of competitive bridge, where ferocious brains lurk behind mild eyes and unreadable faces, where blindlike screens divide the playing tables diagonally above and below to prevent partners from seeing, touching or illegally signaling one another, Americans and Italians have long dominated the Bermuda Bowl, named for the island where it was founded in 1950.

Welcome, then, to the new Chinese paradigm - one that combines a highly competitive, indeed often ferocious market, with a ubiquitous and competent state.

Asked how Everton can continue their form, Martinez said: "The answer is we need to get everyone fit and make sure the competition for places is ferocious and that way we can be competitive in every game that we go into".