Sentence examples for viciously competitive from inspiring English sources
It is; it's viciously competitive.
Despite these misgivings, given the viciously competitive market for deals, this practice is likely to continue to be common.
That is partly because the newspaper business, with ten national daily titles fighting for a shrinking market, is viciously competitive.
The answer is that New York was an incredibly harsh environment to live in, as viciously competitive then as it is now.
Judging by the nearly four billion solicitations that flooded American mailboxes last year, the credit card business would seem to be one of the most viciously competitive.
Our social housing stock is fast diminishing, buying a home is still an impossible dream for many and the rental market is both viciously competitive and increasingly unaffordable.
Since the closed iTunes media platform is at the crux of Apple's business model, the fact that an app would get approved that allows you to upload non-Apple compatible files to your iPad it seems counterintuitive when considering how viciously Apple has treated apps that were even slightly competitive in the past.
"The Economist attacked us viciously".
I have to cut my costs viciously.
He was viciously harassed.
