Sentence examples for keenly competitive from inspiring English sources

Instead, it turned on whether the GAA should be helping out rivals in the keenly competitive modern sporting world.

As a start-up company in the keenly competitive global auto industry, Tesla has, until now, enjoyed remarkable early success with its Model S luxury sedan.

It would not be at all surprising if, working abroad for the first time and having been keenly competitive in its bidding, KEPCO failed to deliver the UAE reactors on budget.

Each member is as keenly competitive and proud of his nominee as the Fellow of an Oxford or Cambridge college might be about bringing in a Nobel laureate as his guest at high table.

This market is not only keenly competitive, it's dangerous.

Thanks to them and to the growing demands of keenly competitive smaller businesses extracting valuable information from piles of raw business data is getting easier, and small and midsize businesses are holding their own against larger enterprises.

They played years of ferociously competitive, keenly inventive tennis, a lot of it against each other.

United Airlines' troubles could reverberate worldwide and might be felt most keenly on the highly competitive routes between Europe and North America.

The telecoms regulator Ofcom claims that the UK home phone/broadband market is one of the most competitive and keenly priced in the world.

Businesses today are keenly aware of the competitive role of information technology.

Howell Raines was someone who was keenly aware of the competition and wanted The Times to be the most competitive news organization.