Sentence examples for natural competitiveness from inspiring English sources
On the chair rides I observed the informal competitions between the better skiers, and then my own natural competitiveness flared up, and by the nature of my company my skiing was improved.
"There is a natural competitiveness in the arts," she said, "but we will solve more problems if we work together".
This project offers them the space and independence to let this natural competitiveness thrive without being muted by their male counterparts.
Reigning in his natural competitiveness, he followed Monet's plein-air lead, and the results, as seen in the show, were memorable.
This season, the Colts worked only on themselves, allowing the natural competitiveness of the starters to heighten the intensity of practices.
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) cruised to a victory in 2012, but the Buckeye State's natural competitiveness suggests he will face a serious Republican opponent.
He drinks heavily, which exacerbates his natural distrust and competitiveness.
The 200 butterfly is the one event in which not even someone as supremely gifted as Phelps can get by on natural talent and competitiveness alone.
Increasing process effectiveness and efficiency in view of shrinking natural resources, increasing competitiveness and profitability by selling functionality and service instead of physical products give strategic references for the development of the so called sustainable manufacturing community (SMC).
Given our research, we believe that there are several reasons for the United States to enhance the competitiveness of natural gas: Natural gas is a versatile fuel that can be used to power its residential heating, industrial, electrical generation, and transportation sectors for decades into the future.
They include an unsustainable level of government debt, the high cost of imported energy and unemployment.As part of the wider Caribbean, the region has to contend with the impact of climate change, a heightened vulnerability to natural disasters, weak export competitiveness and the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
