The predicted annual output of the finalised rotor was then compared with other commercial turbines and result was rather competitive.
Since 2007, a crackdown on organised crime has caused Mexico's drug-trafficking "cartels", as they are known (though they are in fact rather competitive), to splinter and fight.
As a rather competitive match went on under a shade tree, Excellent Fontus, 67, was clowning around and talking about how good things were in the old days, before most of the young players had been born.
This month she was annoyed by the Water Pebble, charmed by the Sunshine Solar Charger, pleasantly surprised by a Cardboard Radio and iPod Speaker, and became rather competitive with some virtual green heroes on the Eco Action Trumps app.
Journalists such as Henry Chadwick, who was instrumental in devising the rules of baseball, paint a vivid picture of American inter-collegiate cricket in the 19th century as a rather competitive affair with elite schools, including Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania, vying for top honours year after year.
Living in a dedicated cabin aboard the Royal Caribbean's Majesty of the Seas, on the other hand, rings in at a rather competitive $33,260 a year.Luxury liners offer many of the same amenities as old folks' homes: meals and housekeeping, laundry and hair-dressing services, and even an escort to dinner.
Giroud and Mueller (2011) also show that ATPs are associated with lower stock returns, worse operating performance, lower bidder returns, and lower firm value for firms in non-competitive rather than competitive industries.
The staff were complementary rather than competitive.
Dr. Caragine said the environment was supportive, rather than competitive.
I'd rather be competitive in the market".
"We're rather a competitive family," said Max, apologetically.
