Sentence examples for full of competitive from inspiring English sources

Hodgson's experimentation with a new system was not working and it was jarring to see all the old England failings - full of competitive spirit, short of refinement.

Of course, we live in a world full of competitive dynamics.

Of course, when you bring together a room full of competitive, confident, brainy guys you get ideas -- what else could you get?

Groucho Marx was probably the first choice to host this quiz show that featured a show chocked full of competitive questions -- and some hilarious conversation.

On Saturday at Belmont, there were thirteen races in total, nine of which were graded stakes races, with full fields of competitive top-quality horses brought to New York from all over the world.

In 2009, when the Pro-Ride surface was in its last full year of competitive use, there were 0.90 fatalities per 1,000 starts.

Western companies won't realize the full benefits of competitive collaboration until they overcome an arrogance borne of decades of leadership.

In Europe, the solid but ageing Yaris and the dull Auris left it poorly placed to exploit the scrappage schemes that boosted sales, and its lack of a full range of competitive diesels continues to hinder it.In America, Toyota is still hugely powerful.

The film is being taken very seriously indeed in the United States, whose pundits have perhaps misjudged its ironic, throwaway, self-deprecatory tone, and the nomination must feel to O'Toole like a second lifetime achievement prize, only this time with the full complement of competitive bells and whistles.

"It's enormously important that we have a full grid of competitive, capable teams in Formula 1 and we are confident that Racing Point Force India will go from strength to strength in the future". Spa weekend: who will be rejuvenated?

"It's exciting because it's history but they have a full season of competitive games behind them so it's going to be tough, but we have to stand up to it," said Kiss.