Sentence examples for hot competitive from inspiring English sources

The former Juventus and Italy head honcho may share the hot competitive streak and desire for meticulously organised and tactically disciplined effort but he has more than enough qualities to form a side in his own image given time and a few more tools to his taste to work with.

Which is why, as our world turns increasingly high-tech, we need to do a better job of letting children know of, and prepare them for, the hot, competitive technological fields of tomorrow in which they can make an impact.

Her best novel feels finally like a daughter's offering of love and solidarity to her father — you see, I am like you, I've achieved a language equal to yours, superior to yours — which is also, of course, an offering of white-hot competitive hatred.

There's no doubt that white-hot competitive intensity makes the media world incredibly challenging.

What kind of person aspires to bake extravagant and complicated cakes in the red-hot competitive heat of the Great British Bake Off marquee?

This is why the Daily Deals space is so red-hot and competitive, as it helps to close this major, valuable loop.

They're certainly entering a hot and competitive market: At $400 there is a lot of truly excellent competition.

The service is launching at a time when the space is hot, as competitive services like CampusLive are also starting to make a push.

Can't say much at this stage but it will be in the video content space, so hot and competitive these days because most remains to be done.

That combination is what Finley says will help Citrus Lane keep an edge in the increasingly hot and competitive market for parent- and family-focused startups.

Robby, a hot "former competitive swimmer" (which could mean anything from middle school to college) says he wants to win.