Sentence examples for The scramble of from inspiring English sources

The scramble of the big building societies to turn themselves into banks, together with the takeover of other, smaller societies by existing banks, resulted in the remaining mutuals losing their virtual monopoly of mortgage lending.

The scramble of actors to land the part where they got to say "cunt" on stage seemed to smack more of a celebrity bandwagon than a feminist movement, and some critics suggested Ensler was little more than a theatrical one-trick pony, exploiting the word vagina as a publicity stunt.

Arranging exhibitions around artistic genres is always a problem in the scramble of today's art world.

Many in this steady stream of people, young and old, said they were finished with the scramble of immigrant life.

It is democratic, rich in natural wealth but, being remote, exports little, avoiding the scramble of competing in global markets.

But in the scramble of bodies, trusting his feel for the floor that he was behind the 3-point line, he had space.

The synagogues, the scrambling of people inside, blood.

of the scrambling of broken hopes, and goose eggs, and of a stranger, long ago.

The second case study explores the use of an improved cryptography method for improving the scrambling of the transmitted signals.

We relive the scrambling of old media giants like Time Inc. to gain traction in new media.

The propeller plane wandered into restricted airspace around 11 30 p.m. local time Sunday, causing the scrambling of F-16 fighter jets, an Air Force spokeswoman said.