Sentence examples for terribly competitive from inspiring English sources

My problem was that I was always terribly competitive, obsessively so.

I was terribly competitive in a lot of ways that were bad.

That the Roitfeld-Alt rivalry made for a good story, she agreed, as it played into all the Machiavellian things you hear about the terribly competitive editors at Vogue and Condé Nast.

Given the number of fledgling, often worthy string quartets that are trying to gain a footing in a terribly competitive field, it is difficult for a new ensemble to stand out.

Swathes of the country's industrial base, never terribly competitive but with plenty of potential if properly exposed to the rigours of world markets, were left to rot.The economy's jolt into recession in 2009, when it shrank by almost 8%, forced a rethink.

The auto world is terribly competitive.

"He is a narcissist of the first order but complicated in that way as well in that he is terribly troubled and competitive and vengeful.

The demand for exclusivity probably isn't terribly surprising considering how competitive the current market is.

Not terribly romantic, but a good choice for that competitive date.

"It's like having a terribly clever elder brother at school – it sets a competitive standard," she says.

It's a problem that has a decisive impact on the country's capacity to remain a competitive global player and that will be terribly difficult to solve because it is embedded in the national DNA.