Sentence examples for unusually competitive from inspiring English sources

Voter anger and political upheaval are making this an unusually competitive election year in New York.

Muriel E. Bowser's victory closes the book on an unusually competitive mayoral election for the District of Columbia.

And on an unusually competitive Friday night, the CBS lineup -- "Joan of Arcadia," "JAG" and a repeat of "CSI: Miami" -- prevailed in households.

President Ernesto Zedillo has been reluctant to step in to end it in an unusually competitive presidential election year, but many Mexicans have grown frustrated with his inaction.

While several categories were unusually competitive this year because of the large number of strong Broadway productions, there were also no major upsets.

Perhaps because of the unusually competitive sporting market, the A-League, like the MLS, readily embraces new concepts in a sport largely reluctant to do so.

Before the race, she asked him reams of questions to assess how he viewed competition, which revealed his unusually sharp competitive instincts.

An unusually good and competitive game forced Buck and McCarver to focus largely on the field action.

Smad Place, the Hennessy winner, also adds lustre to a race that remains an unusually deep and competitive renewal.

The situation is an unusually stark example of competitive capitalism in action: someone invents a new market and thrives, but the success shows competitors just how lucrative the market can be.

However, due to an unusually high number of competitive races, the battle for control of the Senate remains very close, as the new Senate Outlook section of the HuffPost Election Dashboard shows.