Sentence examples for less than competitive from inspiring English sources
Only in the women's keirin did the team look less than competitive.
As in Clermont before Christmas England's biggest club were never less than competitive but lacked the quality in depth to be a consistent threat away from home.
For months, many legislators, environmentalists and professors criticized the bidding process as being less than competitive and open, since Entergy was the preferred choice all along.
Under a previous chief executive, John Heins, a former protégé of Mr. Ganz, Gruner & Jahr USA was criticized for high turnover, less than competitive salaries, a reliance on women's magazines and middlebrow ambitions.
This goofy tale of sex and basketball on a "less than competitive" college campus exudes the kind of youth-fueled energy that revs up the metabolism of everyone in the bleachers.
(Brantley)20110609 Off Off Broadway ★ 'Lysistrata Jones Sett on a basketball court on a "less than competitive" college campus, Douglas Carter Beane and Lewis Flinn's modern-day riff on Aristophanes' bawdy "Lysistrata" is like a long swig of soda pop: effervescent, tasty and surprisingly filling.
A slow-developing, less-than-competitive market for consumer communications also blocked the way.
Without action, consumers are stuck with a deregulated, less-than-competitive market.
North Carolina's victory over Michigan State in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament final on Monday delivered strong ratings for CBS, but the less-than-competitive game helped ABC edge past CBS as the night's most-watched network.
Yeltsin's moment Reprints Related items European bank mergers: Sharpening the knivesApr 26th 2007This is partly because European banks, understandably, like staying in their cosy, less-than-competitive home markets: customers are more likely to divorce than switch banks.
When "Lysistrata Jones" — a musical about a determined cheerleader at a "less-than-competitive" college — opened for a limited run Off Broadway, it felt as appropriate for the silly season as a suntan-oil-smeared beach book.
