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Meaning: (informal,idiomatic)To maintain a strongmotivationtoachieveorcompete; to avoidcomplacency.1979July 21, “Steeler Veterans Arrive”, inYoungstown Vindicator, retrieved8 August 2013, page13:They've got three Super Bowl titles under their belts, but the Pittsburgh Steelers talked aboutstaying hungryas the full squad of veterans arrived at training camp Friday.1991January 4, Jaime Diaz, “Golf: Light Mood as Golf Season Opens”, inNew York Times, retrieved8 August 2013:Faldo's main challenge will be tostay hungrydespite the more than $10 million he has earned in business opportunities.2008May 17,Richard Corlissand Mary Corliss, "Cannes Gets Real" (film review ofTyson),Time(retrieved 8 August 2013):Tyson was an apt pupil: he obsessively studied old films of boxing legends, learned the spiritual side of the warrior mentality and, he says, "restrained myself from having sex for about five years." . . . But how tostay hungrywhen you're dining on caviar, sycophancy and willing women?2013March 12, Deborah Sweeney, “15 Lessons I Learned From 15 Years In Business”, inforbes.com, retrieved8 August 2013:Complacency is the demise of business. Steve Jobs said it best when he said, “stay hungry”.
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