Sentence examples for more competitive side from inspiring English sources

Souness sends out a more competitive side nowadays but that rigour has come at the expense of fluent passing.

"We must keep maintaining that mental strength to be a more competitive side".

Meanwhile Key believes their improved performances in the field this season have made them a more competitive side.

And Westley believes he is putting together a balanced squad that will make Preston a more competitive side in the third tier next season.

The Kingsholm crowd of 11,654 was firmly behind the Barbarians as the invitation side contained a number of players with Gloucester associations, and they were deserved winners being the more competitive side throughout.

Still, officials in both parties acknowledge that over the next nine days, the war for voters' hearts, particularly on the more competitive Republican side, will be decided in arenas over which they have little control: the free or "earned" media of local newscasts, radio talk shows, newspaper columns, political Web sites and Internet chat rooms.

During her time as captain, Brits had averaged 32.07 with the bat, however twelve of her sixteen matches were against Ireland, Pakistan and Netherlands women, both teams that South Africa had beaten easily in the World Cup Qualifying Series; against the more competitive England side, she had averaged a much lower 8.75 with the bat.

The assumption of normalising constraints that cause some interactions to become more competitive as a side effect of others becoming less competitive is thus important to the results that we have shown.

After a hammering by St Helens in their last home fixture, the Red Devils were far more competitive, troubling a Hull side that had conceded only one try in their first two games.

But Hansen's legacy should be regarded in a different light from the one left by Henry - and not just because the advent of Welsh regional sides promises to bring a harder, more competitive edge to the national side.

Never mind the horrid injury to Webb, they could impose their game nowhere against an Italy side far more competitive than in defeat in Edinburgh.