Sentence examples for intellectual competitive from inspiring English sources

The Oakland A's soon leveraged their intellectual competitive advantage by selecting bargain players who helped them in a series of improbable playoff runs.

"I mean, brains are O.K. for a girl in moderation," Andrew Eliot wrote in his diary, "but the Radcliffe types are so... intellectual — and competitive — that they sometimes make you forget why the Lord created women".

Thelma found solace and intellectual passion in competitive contract bridge.

"Scholars' house at Eton was a competitive intellectual hothouse," said one contemporary.

"The purpose of the attacks appears to be industrial espionage, collecting intellectual property for competitive advantage," said the report.

The early mathematicians were not an isolated group but part of a larger, intensely competitive intellectual environment of pre-Socratic thinkers in Ionia and Italy, as well as Sophists at Athens.

American officials have not offered any technical evidence to back up their assertions of Iranian authorship of the latest attacks, but they describe the recent campaign as different from most attacks against American companies — particularly those from China — which quietly siphon off intellectual property for competitive purposes.

He came from a highly competitive, intellectual, and "virtuous" family.