Sentence examples for strength competitive from inspiring English sources

Wes Morgan can testify for Ibrahimovic's upper body strength, competitive instincts and prodigious heading ability after the winning goal in the Community Shield and now it was José Fonte's turn to feel the force.

Due to different bonding strength, competitive hydrogen bonding is caused, the hydrogen bonding brought by POAA governs the morphology evolution, from lamellar to sphere.

What it tells us internally is their relative strength, how competitive they are within our pool".

All ageing athletes overflow with unused strength and competitive spirit; they never really know when to stop.

Those critics fault Mr. Greenspan for having overestimated the strength of competitive forces, a point he essentially conceded in Congressional testimony last fall.

"We can ill afford to eliminate Saturday delivery, which remains a critical strength and competitive strong point for the U.S.P.S," said Jeanette Dwyer, the president of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association.

And they tend to shy away from public confrontation and wish only for an operating environment that continues to play to the City's strength: providing competitive banking and financial services to an increasingly global economy.

These executives, many of whom are French, German and Spanish, are a pragmatic, global lot who shy away from public confrontation and wish only for an operating environment that continues to play to the City's strength: providing competitive banking and financial services to an increasingly global economy.

Thus we showed that the row configuration of the intercrop affected light interception as well as light use efficiency by modulating the strength of competitive and compensatory interactions within and between crop species.

The rheological behaviour of model aqueous gum solutions, with the same pH, ionic strength, and competitive solute concentration as the cream serum, was also examined to analyze gum interactions.

That price target was set prior to the takeover bid and factored in ATI's gross margin leverage, capital expenditure strength, a competitive product lineup and the launch of Microsoft Windows' new operating system, Vista, which would be a "net positive" for graphics-chips vendors.