Sentence examples for from the competitive from inspiring English sources

Coming from the competitive Western Conference?

The public sector was once a relative sanctuary from the competitive environment of its enterprise equivalent.

It means learning from the competitive process that gave us A.T.M.'s.

He quickly shifted the organisation's focus from the competitive mortgage market to small loans.

It's possible that his take-away from the competitive experience was the opposite of Mr. Clayton's.

Consumers are expected to benefit from the competitive price environment as retailers battle for customers in the runup to Christmas.

He graduated from the competitive Aviation High School, and served in the Navy and in the Fire Department.

And from the competitive balance come players who actually seem thrilled to be here for the first time.

The feel-good atmosphere, immune from the competitive abrasiveness that can be sensed in other important fairs, is striking.

Aside from the competitive advantage this gives to already advantaged children at private schools, limiting choices also limits personal possibility.

News.com is often first to publish major breaking technology stories, and many of its reporters, like Ms. Kawamoto, come from the competitive world of daily newspapers.