Sentence examples for a competing set of from inspiring English sources

Not to be outdone, the state legislative delegation representing Yonkers, which has grown increasingly frustrated with the mayor, has prepared a competing set of poster board graphs.

A competing set of scientists are on the cusp of achieving an entirely different kind of medical response to Down syndrome: rather than treat it, they promise to prevent it.

A bipartisan group of senators unveiled its far-reaching proposals and Barack Obama presented a competing set of ideas; both plans envisage a path to some sort of legal status for illegal migrants.

The United Nations standard, which was backed by some American companies and which has been widely adopted in Asia and Europe and by the Pentagon, competes in some ways with a joint Microsoft-I.B.M. effort to establish a competing set of standards.

His mother, Ardette Arnold, 44, offers a competing set of particulars: He is 7, in his second year at P.S. 94, 100percentt human and has a mother who is, for the moment, less impressed with the imagination that strings together his words than the fact that he can say them.

What we have again is a competing set of explanations for the same phenomena.

Such a new experiment could, again, be evaluated by generating a new competing set of PPDs.

Business as usual is now a complex competing set of schools, many of which are now academies.

These characterizations make it sound like a contest between two competing sets of policies and programs.

In this paper, we propose a neural approach for solving combinatorial optimization problems having two competing sets of constraints.

This often results in feelings of role overload, conflict and a general sense of imbalance as mothers attempt to satisfy two competing sets of demands and responsibilities.