Sentence examples for remarkably competitive from inspiring English sources

As soon as George Washington announced his retirement in 1796, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson entered the lists as rivals and ran a remarkably competitive race.

Paul Krugman wonders:If Germany seems remarkably competitive given its high costs, the United States is the reverse; our productivity is high, but we seem consistently bad at exporting — and have all my professional life.

"Although the upfront rate on luxury cruises is higher, the overall value of the luxury lines is remarkably competitive with, if not greater than, lesser lines," said Bob Miller, an owner of Cruise Holidays in Alexandria, Va.

"The two asset classes were remarkably competitive," he contends.

For a competition, the Bee is remarkably non-competitive.

Remarkably, ATP-competitive inhibitors were shown to induce hyperphosphorylation via a membrane-dependent and kinase intrinsic mechanism [25].

This value is remarkably high and competitive to that of moist sal forests of eastern Himalayan foothills and sal-dominated forests of Tripura.

By following rats from birth to late senescence, we found that rats that experienced 3-min daily exposures to a novel environment for the first 3 weeks of life exhibited greater ability to win in social competition than their siblings that stayed in the home cage and, remarkably, that this enhanced competitive success was detectable during old age.

We want Frank!" The exchange was a fitting first meeting in a race which has become both remarkably fluid and intensely competitive.

A major application of GRY53/7HC is to examine how different competitive inhibitor chemotypes, which remarkably share the same active site pocket, seem to be associated with different conformations of the enzyme.

Nonetheless, while the win belonged to Audi, Toyota will also take huge heart from a performance that proved they have become competitive at the top level in a remarkably short period of time.