Sentence examples for looks competitive from inspiring English sources

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

The only risk with "Monday Night" is that a schedule that looks competitive before the season can yet yield lopsided games.

Sky will still have the gourmet sports dishes but, in a world of triple-play (broadband, TV and phone), BT's offer looks competitive in a way that Setanta et al could never achieve.

Throw in a series of gaffes by the incumbent Republican senator, George Allen, and the race suddenly looks competitive.Mr Allen is an affable, tobacco-chewing ex-governor.

Our OpenStack system, based on old hardware, only looks competitive on the runtime for LINPACK.

So Romney still looks competitive.

Wales begins to look competitive?

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

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

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

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