Sentence examples for most competitive when from inspiring English sources

Stewart seems most competitive when he is also most combative.

City developing in the sustainable manner – economically, ecologically and socially – is the most competitive when it meets citizens' demands.

The BBC's Mike Bushell was given a taste of rounders at its most competitive, when he joined the young England team at a training session at Dinnington School in Rotherham.

PARLIAMENTARY elections in South Africa, likely in April or May, promise to be the most competitive since 1994, when the first fully democratic poll brought the African National Congress (ANC) to power.

With Senator Barack Obama vowing to challenge Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on her home turf, the Democratic presidential primary in New York on Feb. 5 is shaping up as the state's most competitive since 1992, when Bill Clinton took up a rival's mantra of change to all but cinch the nomination.

The team ended last season with one of its most competitive performances when Nico Hulkenberg led the Brazilian Grand Prix for 30 laps before a collision with Lewis Hamilton left him fifth.

FPGrowth and Eclat are the most competitive choices when dealing with very small support thresholds.

For thousands of medical students nationwide, especially those trying to enter the most competitive fields, this week — when residency acceptances are announced — has been fraught with tension.

The final match of the day on Court 1 was expected to be one of the day's most competitive encounters, but when the players took the court, the stands were at least half empty.

"It may sound illogical to enter one of the most competitive retail markets when consumers aren't spending," says Natalie Berg, an analyst at Planet Retail, "but it's important to remember that this is a well-established brand in the US.

We may be outnumbering and outperforming men in some of today's most competitive races, but when it comes to our country's ball fields, the opposite is true.