"It is very clear that EVs are going to be seriously competitive to conventional vehicles.
Of this year's 52 judicial races in New York City, only 2 are seriously competitive.
And it's not clear that he has — or could raise — the kind of money he would need to be seriously competitive against the other two parties.
He points to a shift in emphasis in Scottish rugby, with the Scottish Rugby Union — which funds the two professional franchises — ready to give them the backing they need to be seriously competitive.
In recent years, Irish rugby has got its act together: they have won a Grand Slam, been seriously competitive against the very best sides in the world and enjoyed regular success at Heineken Cup level.
Right now it is hard to imagine them competing seriously with the stupefying variety of the Las Vegas Strip, but they will be seriously competitive with classy entertainment destinations elsewhere-like, say, the Hyatt Tahoe in Northern Nevada.
"He's seriously competitive, he's his own worst critic," Hart says.
Critically, as shown in simulations of sibling analyses, the heritability of sperm competitive ability is seriously underestimated when fertilization success (or paternity success) values are used.
So not only is Apple Music available in a range of markets where rivals aren't — Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Russia are three markets where Spotify is absent, for example — but it is offering seriously competitive prices, with the additional option of discounted family packages.
He's called Jason, and he's certain there's a seriously competitive element to these meet ups.
"I left because I needed to play more to develop my game and Doncaster offered me the chance to play regularly in the Championship, which is a seriously competitive league, especially up front, and I believe I'm returning to the club a more rounded and experienced player.
