Significats de ferociously competitive en anglès

One of the most ferociously competitive individuals was in his element in April 1997.

He was ferociously competitive, yet also a generous opponent.

Young Rick Linklater was a ferociously competitive jock who had to beat everybody at everything.

But the TV listings market is ferociously competitive.

Strip away TD fuzzy talk of friendship and loyalty and what remains is a ferociously competitive sole trader.

She studied law and passed the ferociously competitive civil service exams, to become one of Spain's youngest tax inspectors.

Or rather, in a ferociously competitive environment, they must -because if they don't do it, somebody else will.

Reliance Communications is battling a fast-growing but ferociously competitive Indian cellular market as low call prices and high operational costs squeeze margins.

Reliance Communications is battling amid a fast-growing but ferociously competitive Indian cellular market as low call prices and high operational costs squeeze margins.

Not only that, but as Arsène Wenger eventually found, a steady supply of hidden gems in a ferociously competitive market is impossible to guarantee.

Luna, and Jo'Burger to are just two of the recent closures as restaurateurs battle for customers, margins and staff in a ferociously competitive environment.

That's likely not the groundwork that someone as historically successful and ferociously competitive as Coleman wanted to lay heading into the maelstrom of Olympic qualification.