Sentence examples for tight competitive from inspiring English sources

The Blue Jays, who last won a division title in 1993, appear to be trying to shake up the tight, competitive hierarchy of the American League East.

Competitive advantages Facing tight competition from all over the world, an organization is required to have a strong strategy to be able to stay afloat (Priyanto et al. 2012).

Previously a tight and competitive 16-team tournament where almost every game matters, from 2016 the Euros will have 24 entrants.

Its record is tight and competitive in the Reyno de Navarra stadium: Played 11, Won 5, lost 2, drew 4 — with 14 goals scored and only 9 conceded.

They have a foreboding about their future in a tight and competitive economy where their first career step could well be unemployment.

Sunday's fifth and final match in Cardiff is their final home ODI before the road to the Champions Trophy begins next May and so, while lusting for another Trent Bridge-style mauling may be the preferred option for spectators, another tight and competitive affair like that witnessed in Leeds may not be the worst thing for a side still with experience left to bank.

He said: "I thought it was very tight and competitive.

After all, the field was just too tight and competitive for him.

Ki values were determined using the Henderson equation for a tight binding competitive inhibitor as described previously [ 21].

In part this might be due to competition not only with 2OG but also with peptide substrate; however, tight-binding competitive inhibitors also display mixed-mode inhibition kinetics when the enzyme concentration used for screening is very close to the apparent Ki.

Thus concluded the tightest, most competitive playoff series the N.H.L. has ever seen.