competitively

[kuhm-pet-i-tiv-lee]

adverb

1. as a participant in an organized league, match, or competition.

2. in a way that tends to perceive any activity as a competition against rivals.

Example Sentences

“I think we can deliver a product that is low noise and competitively priced,” Lentell said.

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“Our constructive view on the USD is largely predicated on extensive U.S. AI capex plans that could be economically, geopolitically, and competitively transformational for the USD,” it says in a note.

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They pointed to a 2015 state Supreme Court decision that allowed companies to oppose the release of records by arguing that they contain “competitively sensitive” information.

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“The core question is how is Square positioned competitively and to deliver value for our customers, and we think that there is a tremendous runway for growth for Square,” she said.

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Outside politics, Connolly is a passionate Irish speaker and a keen sportswoman who ran marathons and played badminton competitively in her younger years.

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