competitively
போட்டியாக
definition
adverb
their father rowed competitively
in a way that strives to gain or win something by defeating others.
our exports remained competitively priced
(with reference to a product's pricing) in a way that compares favorably with others of the same nature.
example
Submission grapplers would argue that the benefits gained from being able to grapple 'competitively' in training far outweigh the disadvantage of having to use less lethal techniques
I'd never ridden him 'competitively' before and my father only bought the horse 10 days beforehand.
You wonder if he just cannot let go, if his hold on the sport that he followed his father into and that he began 'competitively' 18 years ago is still too tight.
For the 2002 U.S. Games, he decided also to swim 'competitively' and began training regularly, usually at the University of North Florida pool.
The objective is to continually improve the taste and appearance of Turner products while remaining 'competitively' priced.
‘Motorola has been manufacturing a wide range of excellent products that are 'competitively' priced,’ he says.
Mathangi, marketing manager of a garment factory, says she also likes to shop there because the products are branded, 'competitively' priced and have no visible defects.
As the second biggest seller it has maintained its reputation for innovation, and has reacted to the more crowded market by pricing its products more 'competitively' .
Use all the tools available to you to make sure your products are priced 'competitively' while you still make margins that keep your bottom line in the black.
‘We believe the rooms are very 'competitively' priced when compared with en-suite accommodation at other universities,’ the spokesman adds.
It has been company policy recently to price its products 'competitively' in the North American marketplace.
All this suggests that products had better be 'competitively' priced if greenhouse gases are to be curbed.
Prices are likely to fall, although existing products are already priced 'competitively' .
It is expected that the Talent Search rowers will perform well enough to row 'competitively' in time for the 2005 NSW Championships next February, and a month later at the national championships.
Because of work commitments and fight arrangements failing to reach fruition, he has boxed 'competitively' just twice since the only defeat of his 17-bout career.
IPAs are not yet priced 'competitively' when compared to regular immediate annuities, but their ability to eliminate inflation and longevity risk certainly makes them seem attractive.
Alliance parents must cooperate to produce joint gains while acting 'competitively' to maximize their own firm's net benefits.
their father rowed 'competitively'
A vastly improved and targeted product, 'competitively' priced, should play very well in this competitive but growing segment.
She's played soccer, 'competitively' and recreationally, for 16 years.
He used to row with Hollingworth Lake Rowing Club and still rows 'competitively' with the Royal Chester Rowing Club.
By the age of 17 he had begun rowing 'competitively' starting off predominantly as a single sculler.
We believe we have introduced new levels of customer service, supporting our high quality, 'competitively' priced products to a market crying out for change.
It is a proprietary product, priced 'competitively' .
I marveled even more that they played 'competitively' , never gave up, and always made me feel proud of them, and of the College.
New York's doctors have argued that too much consolidation just doesn't make sense 'competitively' or for patient care.
He was 19, a late starter because his father had long refused to let him ride 'competitively' .
Thus, purchases of U.S. assets are key to keeping their currencies and products 'competitively' priced for the U.S. consumer.
Loan repayment is 'competitively' awarded to health professionals who commit to engage in research careers.
And thanks to modern manufacturing techniques and shipping containers, most everybody can - and 'competitively' , too.
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