Sentence examples for to take competitive from inspiring English sources

To get into the best schools in Turkey, children often have to take competitive examinations.

The task force said that job applicants who already have state certification, like public health nurses, should not need to take competitive exams.

While it's a noble goal to take competitive aim at the world's most famous electric vehicle brand, the retro-styled concept car, dubbed the CV-1, bears a closer resemblance to another, more infamous car from the Soviet era… the Trabant.

One of the two federally-funded testing consortia, PARCC, is now entangled in a legal battle in New Mexico, which was sued by AIR for failing to take competitive bids for the lucrative testing contract.

He said the cost savings would "be reinvested in the business to make sure we can take competitive advantage of opportunities as the economy begins to rebound".

To gain entrance to the school's Institutes for Humanities and for Science, eighth grade students must take competitive exams.

NEW DELHI — For decades, the only way to get into top Indian graduate business programs was to take a competitive entrance exam while still in college.

"To be the first club to take a competitive game of rugby overseas really reflects Wasps desire to be innovative and try new things," said Lawrence Dallaglio, a board director at the London club.. "We want to ensure Wasps has a long-term future and it is steps like this that strengthen the club and develop a global brand.

"They felt everyone had to take a competitive stance and avoid 'showing weakness' "; such expectations were perceived as favoring men.

Have you been inspired by what you have seen at the Olympics but feel you are too old to take up competitive sport?

Wouldn't it be a better idea for them to take their competitive streak to the gym, rather than to a hot dog stand?