Sentence examples for massively competitive from inspiring English sources

"It's massively competitive".

"It's massively competitive," says the 27-year-old, from Devon.

Getting back in touch with nature, enjoying a slower paced lifestyle – these are unattainable goals for a vast number of people living in densely populated cities and massively competitive job markets.

"In a massively competitive knowledge-based economy, there are basically no good jobs out there for high school dropouts and there are virtually no good jobs out there if you just have a high-school diploma, so some form of higher skilled education has to be the goal for every single child in this country".

Not renowned as one of Irish sport's shrinking violets, Fitzgerald is invariably happy to speak with refreshing, if not always welcome, candour and has previously dismissed his occasional touchline histrionics as the byproduct of being a massively competitive man who wears his heart on his sleeve.

I wouldn't say we are massively competitive but a bit always helps".

Forza's greatest strength over Gran Turismo is its Xbox Live capability, which enables players to upload their geeked-out hot rods and pursue a career on a fiercely competitive, massively multiplayer racing circuit.

Today's fringe is massively bigger and more competitive, and offers audiences way more choice.

Radio station owners, who formed the National Association of Broadcasters in 1923, have won laws and regulations that have banned, crippled or massively delayed every major new competitive technology since the first threat emerged in 1934: FM radio.

Today, there are economically competitive alternatives to massively damaging coal.

The structure is not entirely clear, but it seems these public spaces within the game world will house both massively co-operative fights against NPCs and competitive multiplayer arenas – with players able to dive in where they like.