Sentence examples for powerfully competitive from inspiring English sources
Mr. Emanuel credits his powerfully competitive streak to growing up in a Chicago household where, he said, everyone seemed to be in competition.
She could row just as long and powerfully whether her estrogen levels were high, low or in between; whether she used contraceptives; and whether she was an experienced, competitive athlete or a rowing duffer.
He is shortish and powerfully built, fiercely competitive and capable, both on land and as a sailor – all qualities my father had.
Here the cut-throat, competitive side of jazz is powerfully evoked in the dictatorial performance of teacher JK Simmons.
Its public, competitive nature makes it thrilling and fun and powerfully hopeful.
He was powerfully built, with a great hull neck — he still played competitive rugby, though he was over forty — and he could probably bench-press twice what I could, but fast paddling is not simply a matter of strength.
Done right, it's a way to powerfully distinguish your corporation's image, advance its interests and enhance its competitive position.
But second, as a result of this leveled competitive field, the quest for synergistic influence through the advertisement of such elite synergistic expertise powerfully sustains the cross-generational persistence and expansion of this expertise, with everyone emulating the most appreciated performers to the benefit of all.
Mr. Pallotta argues powerfully that the aid world is stunted because groups are discouraged from using such standard business tools as advertising, risk-taking, competitive salaries and profits to lure capital.
Powerfully mysterious, too.
