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Meanings of highly competitive in English

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Usage of highly competitive in English
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The company has always said its gas is highly competitive in Europe.
Reuters
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It especially rings true in the highly competitive world of professional sport.
News.com.au
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Banking in Ireland is far from being highly competitive, writes Terry Calvani.
The Irish Times
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But breaking into the highly competitive home broadband sector will be tough.
Reuters
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One provider This agility can be crucial in today's highly competitive market.
The Irish Times
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GM is also struggling in the depressed and highly competitive European market.
Reuters
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Ten Senate seats are highly competitive - eight Republican and two Democratic.
Reuters
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Dubbed ' highly competitive' by his friends, Foursquare founder Dennis Crowley loves games.
Wired
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Our club, as I have said, was highly competitive in its operations.
Boycotted, and Other Stories
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In a highly competitive middle market lending environment, the sector has faced headwinds.
Reuters
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Austria is a highly competitive market for telecoms companies, especially in mobile broadband.
Reuters
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They also cited concerns about earnings potential in the highly competitive display market.
Reuters
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Google said Apple's move was evidence of a highly competitive market.
Reuters
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This has triggered a price war in the highly competitive British mortgage market.
The Irish Times
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On paper Livia seemed well positioned in a highly competitive market.
Reuters
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Most carriers lose cash at a rapid rate in a highly competitive market.
Reuters
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