Sentence examples for heated competitive from inspiring English sources

Now France Telecom's dapper chairman, Michel Bon, must deal not only with Bernie Ebbers' footsteps but also with an increasingly heated competitive battle with its European counterparts.

Patrice Evra is not as I understand it a personal friend, and this incident took place during a heated, competitive match between two clubs who share a fierce rivalry that he must have been aware of.

The electricity produced is of higher value and offsets the lifetime cost of the system by producing a cost savings to the facility, ultimately making solar heat competitive with natural gas, propane, coal, and other fuels.

Assume the right mind set: so long as you follow the rules of the game, it's good to have a competitive, heated tennis match with an opponent.

The measurements demonstrate that solar thermal heating is competitive with heat pump technology even at high latitudes under Norwegian climate even in the case of a non-optimised system.

Serious efforts are currently devoted towards making solar water heating technology economically competitive.

The allegations come as the competitive environment has heated up between the two companies, as each tries to grab market share in a number of cities around the country.

From the inappropriate behavior, heated political discussions and overly competitive games of Monopoly, family drama contributes to the stories that will have you laughing all year.

Latonia Moore (Vivetta) has a promising soprano voice, and perhaps one should attribute the occasional inelegances of phrase to over-enthusiasm in the heat of competitive battle.

At the risk of ruining the Heat's competitive edge, here we can reveal the "secret" that helped Miami "solve" Lin: Be really, really good at basketball.

The Sixers got off to a flying start in their pursuit of the Heat's competitive total of 6-147, racing to 1-64 athehendnd of their power play with Michael Lumb and Riki Wessels looking particularly dangerous.