Sentence examples for old competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Key to their popularity is that they satisfy both the new niceness and the old competitiveness -- providing the vicarious warmth of community and the vicarious charge of aggression.
Going forward, old competitiveness issues will need to be tackled forcefully, particularly as the global economic recovery stays feeble.
Monitoring systems are expensive for hospitals to replace, he says: "We've made it too difficult to integrate systems to have smart alarms". Another barrier is old-fashioned competitiveness.
Nicole Teeny's first feature-length documentary unveils a little-known subculture, one that combines the Good Book with good old-fashioned competitiveness.
I saw him recently and it was the same old in-jokes, slight competitiveness on silly things.
The old doubts about female competitiveness derived partly from an evolutionary analysis of the reproductive odds in ancient polygynous societies in which some men were left single because dominant males had multiple wives.
And forget that old canard about economic competitiveness.
"Hologram" flashes past in an appropriately quick series of brief, displacing passages with plenty of space around them for us to feel the vacancy and nowhereness; if Mailer attached himself to Hemingway in honor of the older writer's unabashed competitiveness and machismo, Eggers here is drawn more to the best thing in Hemingway, his style of clean lines and sharp edges.
Can the competitiveness of the old technology be extended by further improvements to the technology itself?
He added: "An arts career is something that's taken seriously now from 12 or 13 years old, and there's tremendous competitiveness to get into these public high schools, so the focus is on the challenge and on achievement".
It has two professional football (soccer) clubs, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian (with ties to the Protestant and Roman Catholic communities, respectively), whose fierce but generally friendly competitiveness mirrors the "Old Firm" rivalry between Glasgow's ("Protestant") Rangers and ("Roman Catholic") Celtic.
