Sentence examples for particularly competitive from inspiring English sources

Most American elections aren't particularly competitive.

Two State Senate races in New York City are particularly competitive this year.

Here are our endorsements in six particularly competitive Democratic races for the Sept. 11 primary.

Mrs. Clinton's senior advisers said Mr. Lazio may have helped them with particularly competitive voting blocs.

At the moment, many of its savings accounts aren't particularly competitive in terms of rate.

Dempsey's generally draws quality players, and since Mr. Labbett's appearance had been announced in advance, the room was particularly competitive.

The association's other top award, the Randolph Caldecott Medal, for the most distinguished picture book for children, was particularly competitive.

"It's not particularly competitive," he said, "but people are happy to play a friendly set or two".

Professor Guttentag, who runs a Web site for consumers at www.mtgprofessor.com, says the commitment fees, in particular, are new to this latest, particularly competitive round of refinancing.

"This coming Academy Awards night looks to be a particularly competitive one, and I'll be glued to the television myself," he continues.

Women quickly adopted the men's-style suit, particularly for competitive swimming.