Sentence examples for if competitive from inspiring English sources

The evolutionary dynamics of competitive ability may also deviate from the description above if competitive ability interacts with another trait that affects the spread of competition.

"Changes are necessary if competitive balance is to be restored," Mitchell said.

If competitive bidding is predicated on supplying equipment at the lowest possible price, something has to give.

If competitive elections matter -- and to much of the world they are what America stands for -- then redistricting also matters.

But if competitive balance is the real concern, there are other ways to make the playing field more level.

Even if competitive cheerleading is named an emerging sport, there is no guarantee that it will qualify under Title IX guidelines.

He then watched, he writes, as a free-form-if-competitive art scene ("We all wanted to be famous") metastasized into a playground for the rich, and decries artists' wholesale subservience to the transformation of "the art world" into "the art market".

But Nadal, perhaps the most relentless competitor in the sport's long and talent-rich history, is nothing if not resilient; nothing if not competitive.

The Republican primary was entertaining, if less competitive.

But the result will almost certainly be a more extensive, if less competitive, broadband market.

Better use of existing communications resources can save lives, if historically competitive agencies allow it.