Sentence examples for looked competitive from inspiring English sources

But ever since that win at his home circuit last year, he has looked competitive.

Zoldivar's sending off changed the game and Mexico never looked competitive again.

Having looked competitive but toothless in the first half, it was a different Macclesfield who emerged after the interval and they created enough chances to win the game.

This is not the first time that the new Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has put Gerrard in this position but at least Liverpool looked competitive when Gerrard saw fit to reject Chelsea's advances.

Such a massive defeat didn't look too likely after the Australian's had dismissed the visitors for 328 shortly into day two, Clive Lloyd's fine hundred and Viv Richards' rapid 76 helping the West Indies to a total that looked competitive but not insurmountable on a good batting strip at Adelaide.

Ashton's second was scored on the half-hour and Oyonnax had at least looked competitive at that point but Saracens turned the screw – and claimed the bonus point – with a try either side of half-time, both from driven lineouts and both dotted down by Samuela Vunisa, a like-for-like replacement for the rested Billy Vunipola.

Wales begins to look competitive?

Portugal lacks a strong industrial base and does not look competitive.

The price looks competitive with upmarket experiences elsewhere in the world.

This year's race doesn't look competitive, at least not yet.

Indiana is one of the key battleground states, with three House races out of nine looking competitive.