Dee says Bickerton was interested in how artists and their works were becoming commodified, competing against big brands by the end of the 80s.
In our study the events of interest were the occurrence of THA and death, as death becomes a competing risk affecting the possibility of becoming a case.
The country was becoming fractured into competing military satrapies the beginning of warlordism.
If other firms put together the strategy and design, IBM risked becoming a subcontractor, competing with EDS, Fujitsu and other rivals for pieces of business that the likes of Accenture deigned to farm out.
As Mr Priestland puts it, by the mid-19th century, "the world of cosmopolitan merchants was becoming one of competing business cartels, increasingly backed by the might of nation states".
At the end of last season, for the first time in Forest Green's long history, the club earned entrance into the fourth tier (confusingly known as League Two), where it's currently competing, becoming the smallest club to reach the fully professional ranks.
For, despite some ill-chosen language that suggests the contrary (26 7), Nozick's minimal state does not impose taxation even to fund its rights protective activities.[16] Nozick's minimal state does prohibit individuals who interact with its clients from becoming clients of competing agencies (that are not subject to supervision and constraint by the minimal state).
Sports officials have expressed concern about athletes becoming sick from competing in the bay.
But they've made little headway against Indonesian and Australian producers — and in the developing world, solar energy is becoming cheaper and competing neck-and-neck with coal for new capacity, Bloomberg's New Energy Finance group reported in June.
While no one is firing upon each other with muskets and cannons, neighbors are being pit against neighbors and relationships between family members are becoming strained over competing visions for the future of the state.
