Sentence examples for nearest competitive from inspiring English sources

However, she said, Stratollite missions start out at only "tens of thousands of dollars" and compared to the nearest competitive analogue, high-altitude drone flights, World View's missions are an "order of magnitude" less expensive.

Microsoft says this new version is about 30percentt faster than its nearest competitive browser on Windows 7 and in terms of raw JavaScript performance, it's 9percentt faster than IE10.

The England innings was a spluttering affair and yet again they were indebted to a polished Joe Root century to achieve a score that was anywhere near competitive after 87-1 became 108-6.

Its latest DVD recorder, the DMR-E20, does exactly that but at a price that's nowhere near competitive with a standard VCR.

A near competitive block is achieved with ondansetron as an antagonist (Figure 6, Table 2).

A bioenergetical analysis of swimming at intensities near competitive distances is inexistent.

The mode of inhibition of the aqueous extract of Morinda lucida leaf on α-amylase activity was determined using the Lineweaver-Burk plot which showed that the extract displayed a near competitive inhibition of the enzyme activity.

GCA predicted joint effects of full agonist, partial agonist, and near-competitive antagonist combinations of AhR ligands.

"It was a really good competitive Championship game with some quality between two sides near the top of the league".

"We were nowhere near as competitive as we usually are".

Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "I'm sceptical about the near-term competitive interest".