They are poor, but they are intensely urban. And they are intensely creative.

I'm not competitive.

It was raining heavily in Osaka.

Very heavy hetero guy.

The sun is shining brightly.

2007D9005 EN 01.03.2009 001.001 10 B Article 14 Competitive dialogue 1 .

The training utilizes competitive learning.

I was intensely moved during all this.

PM That's Dimitri at his most competitive.

The result has been called illiberal democracy or competitive authoritarianism.

Japan is highly competitive in high technology industries.

He has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by his friends.

Under a tree she saw a woman meditating furiously.

has wind at fast enough speeds to be cost competitive.

Whether to play competitively in contrast to casually.

You're told to do it and there's competition. How can it be fun?

But to the land whereunto their soul longs to return, there shall they not return.

But to the land whereunto they desire to return, thither shall they not return.

To make surfing competitive requires contriving ways to measure performance.

The ECB has been working intensively with the banking sector since 1999 as a catalyst for change .

In an open economy, deleveraging does not necessarily impair the tradable sector so thoroughly.

Some years ago, the Asian Development Bank defended the virtues of competitive pluralism.

The comprehension of it leads us to a greater and heightened sense of the beauty of what's actually going on.

And the fact was that Indian students studied harder than we did in Sweden.

Ravi has worked extensively with M Base guru Steve Coleman, a significant influence on Ravi's own musical conception.

I wanted to be a hero, too, so I studied hard and enrolled in medical school.

Even though the samples had been taken from four separate sources, the combined network was found to be intensely interconnected.

They want the benefits of political dominance, without the checks imposed by a competitive institutional context.

It was in those US counties, too, that local businesses cut employment most aggressively.

In these and many other industries, the competitive landscape is undoubtedly becoming more complicated and unpredictable.

Eli Lilly in, again, the fiercely competitive pharmaceutical world has created a market for solutions for pharmaceutical problems.

This provides the means for maintaining a competitive industrial sector while simultaneously combating global warming.

Also he recognized that the tendency of the bank now it is to raise the commissions, but within a competitive frame.

It's very impressive. It's really a research event packaged in a more exciting competition event.

In order to solidify their electoral base, leaders in these countries appeal heavily to national, cultural, and religious symbols.

And targeting exchange rate competitiveness doesn t address the aggregate demand problem.

It s a crowded market, said Roberta, a customer wandering in the olive oil alley.

Such firms will be more closely monitored for at least three months, until the relevant figures return to normal.

At the time, Germany was regarded as the sick man of Europe, with a proclivity for highly protected labor markets.

It's part of that galaxy, and it's shining as brightly as the center of the galaxy with a billion suns in it.

This gives me the opportunity to insist again that I do not have any prejudice in favour of one model of financial structure or another , but that it is rather the existence of a balance between the two models , that I find particularly beneficial .

Players of these sports cannot exhibit the full range of their skills without being pushed by a competitive opponent.

You've never really been sure of this, but I can assure you that this quirk you're so self conscious of is intensely endearing.

The brainchild of a fiercely anonymous couple, who themselves are lovers who met during this period, this is their story.

7 Creation of the SEPA 7.1 The banking industry is currently working intensively on services that will meet the demands of the SEPA .