Sentence examples for a competing time from inspiring English sources

"Survivor," whose sponsors include the U.S. Army (and therefore the U.S. taxpayer), forced ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" to flee from a competing time slot and vanquished even the N.B.A. finals in the Nielsens.

Normalising acted as a barrier to seeking help from a healthcare professional, alongside competing time demands and negative attitudes towards help-seeking.

Furthermore, the more likely it is an appropriate balance between competing time requirements will be achieved.

Whether the time frame is determined by the length of your fellowship or the progress of a competing lab, time limits are often absolute.

Work, particularly for employed men, was a competing priority for the time necessary to complete self-care activities.

The opposition Congress party is planning to stage a competing fast at the same time (Daily News & Analysis).

Tony Orlando was a recording industry executive at the time, for a competing label, April-Blackwood.

This article advocates treating mortality as a competing risk when investigating other time related outcomes.

"I think he's assuming that you lose a compete person at a time – but do any of us claim to concentrate on the MBM 100%?

A non-native learner of Spanish will have a hard time competing with a fluent native bilingual for a job requiring both languages.

You're going to have a few months of non-compete time, right, before you (hopefully!) get a show at another network?