Sentence examples for maybe competitive from inspiring English sources

And his central thesis, I think, is that maybe that isn't such a good thing and that maybe competitive forces and market forces alone are just not enough to do the job.

You maybe competitive and eager to win something but do not show it off and stay cool.

He's obsessively, maybe pathologically, competitive.

Maybe that competitive pressure would even keep the American internet up to scratch.

Or maybe the competitive market will work the way it's supposed to, with several new drugs entering the market in a short time creating downward pressure on costs.

Maybe the competitive nature of the contests will change how the candidates campaign.

But I'm hoping that I'll be back in sub 2 20 shape, which should leave me competitive, maybe fighting for a podium, maybe first Brit.

OK, maybe I am competitive".

"Maybe it's competitive," he said when we asked him to share his picks this year.

The boys' team, Tim said, "will be competitive, maybe second to Kennedy in our league.

Clearly, Spain needs to become more competitive; maybe the labor market reforms it's trying will do the trick, though I tend to be skeptical; otherwise it's about gradual relative deflation — or euro exit and devaluation.