Sentence examples for immensely competitive from inspiring English sources

Pleasantly handsome and immensely competitive, he strives to remain imperturbable and, as he likes to say, "laser focussed".

Athletics is an immensely competitive sport, over 200 nations here, with over 40 of them winning medals here.

But trucks are the most profitable vehicles sold by automakers, and the impetus to sell them in an immensely competitive industry is strong.

Like other industries, publishing is immensely competitive and for every job you get an interview for, hundreds more will have applied.

However, I have heard many negative things about young postdocs working over there, such as bad pay, lack of respect (based on the fact that, as English Ph.D.s are much shorter, we start our postdocs younger) and an immensely competitive atmosphere.

Technology and industry are better equipped to respond to consumer concerns in what is an immensely competitive market.

For challenger brands it is immensely useful to position the competitive battle as a moral clash against an anti-hero.

The difference between Germany and many of the other eurozone economies lies elsewhere: it is much more competitive, the result of immensely difficult labour market reforms.

"We are looking forward to this season immensely and I think it will be really competitive for us," said O'Shea.

Getting its incentive system right in financial restructuring could aid immensely in the emergence and application of sustainability-based competitive capabilities.

"As president of Bafta, I am immensely proud of the success Brits have had in the fiercely competitive world of film, television and video games," he said.