Sentence examples for perhaps competitive from inspiring English sources

Strangely, no one has suggested cutting off the upper tail of the cost distribution for separate treatment with compulsory coverage, and perhaps competitive provision of insurance.

Largely undetected by the public, in the brouhaha over Mr Miliband's fight with energy companies, Labour has fashioned a serious, perhaps competitive, line on one of its weakest issues.This illustrates the party's biggest advantage.

The influence of these polymorphisms (rs945032 and rs1799722) indicate that any given functional variation within a regulatory region might exert a measurable influence within the context of a cell type determined by the TF expression profile of the cells and perhaps competitive binding of the TF to overlapping multiple binding sites.

Mishe said this year's show may be one of the best, and perhaps most competitive, ever.

In recent years, on his own, Charles has expanded to commercial real estate, a different and perhaps more competitive world.

He proudly incorporated two imposing columns in the main living room, while next door in Number 16, James Beale — perhaps a competitive brother — built an arch.

But he was somehow worth circumventing the salary cap, breaking the rules, costing Minnesota five No. 1 draft picks, cash and perhaps its competitive future.

Perhaps a competitive index of the fairest and most humane employers in the UK would similarly help to shame the equality slackers.

But what to make of the "affordances" on the bedside table belonging to Mr. Rose, the scientist from M.I.T.? The abundant gear indicates that he and his wife are both light sleepers and perhaps slightly competitive.

Like Sears, Roebuck, which last year sold its lucrative credit card operation, J.C. Penney is now solely a department store chain, returning to its roots at a time when the retail landscape is perhaps more competitive than it has ever been.

Two years ago the India blog for The Wall Street Journal ran a piece entitled "Delhi's Nursery Schools Still Tougher to Crack Than Harvard?" The catchy headline was only partly true: New Delhi's top private nursery schools are perhaps as competitive as an Ivy League college, but that's not saying much about the means required to get in.