Sentence examples for somewhat competitive from inspiring English sources

In reality, if the Nets stayed close and made it somewhat competitive, they deserved applause.

At a point when the game was still somewhat competitive, Snow stuffed the few breakdowns.

Florida and Louisiana, it said, were "highly competitive," New Jersey and others were "competitive," and Connecticut was "somewhat competitive".

Plus, one of the best known publications in the wedding industry, The Knot, has a somewhat competitive app, which has ruled it out as a marketing channel.

Mr. Tetzlaff and Mr. Tamestit brought restless vitality to the movement, with its profusion of themes and somewhat competitive solo flights.

He even ascended briefly to first place in the evening news ratings in spring 2007 and has since been somewhat competitive with the leader, Brian Williams at NBC.

Prices are somewhat more competitive in the eastern part of the island.

For all of China's promises to gradually allow its currency to rise — which would make American exports more attractive in China, and imports somewhat less competitive here — the adjustment since 2008 has been a minuscule 1.6 percent.

The breaking of the renminbi's de facto peg to the dollar means the currency is likely to appreciate in value, making Chinese exports somewhat less competitive in the global marketplace but strengthening the purchasing power of Chinese consumers.

Pennsylvania is somewhat more competitive, but Mr. Obama leads there by about 5 points in the forecast (that was also his margin in a Rasmussen Reports poll of the state on Thursday).

The same reasoning should also apply to browsers, even though the browser market has become somewhat more competitive in recent years, thanks to the rise of Firefox, an open-source browser.