One does not hear all that much, though, about the ways children in affluent cultures are being primed for competitive adult lives.
Under the watchful eyes of Sandra Schmirler's former teammates and all of Canada, the new skip threw her first winning Olympic stone yesterday, following a legend and a woman who died in her competitive prime.
The boat is well past its competitive prime, and this year, it was assigned to a tougher class in Can One, like a prizefighter moving up to a heavier weight class.
The government has announced an additional £5m from the rural economy grant scheme to help dairy farmers become more competitive, Prime Minister David Cameron said.
Yet, Hanna believes she is just now hitting her competitive prime.
But as he nears 30, entering his competitive prime, exiting the era of his precocious youth, it's time for the kid to grow up.
We believe that this strategy minimizes "self-priming" of the fs-cDNA and, in the absence of competitive priming from RNA fragments, facilitates optimal annealing of the second-strand primer.
The Packers looked like one this season in going 15-1, buthenen lost to the Giants, who ….. Judy Battista, The Times: This is a team primed to be competitive for years, loaded with young talent that was fused by the struggles of this season, with few critical free-agency losses likely to dent the roster.
Now, from the perch of a victory parade in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday, they can look forward to something nearly as amazing: this is a team primed to be competitive for years, loaded with young talent that was fused by the struggles of this season, with few critical free-agency losses likely to dent the roster.
The prime minister faces a competitive campaign against a rival Shiite Muslim alliance, which has proved eager to question his anti-Baathist credentials as well as his claims of restoring a semblance of security.
