Sentence examples for competing aims from inspiring English sources

Those are competing aims and efficiency is the casualty.

Competing aims for the future of Afghanistan have added to the tensions.

Nor do I doubt that those involved in this arrangement worked hard to balance their competing aims.

It was for the triers of the facts to seek among competing aims or motives the ones that dominated conduct.

It is a debate between the competing aims of historic preservation and modern development, between a multifaith history and the increasing sway of Islam, particularly the Shiite branch, whose clerics have their own designs for the site.

But in drawing attention to an option that isn't strictly legal, they have touched on tensions at the heart of an abortion rights movement increasingly rived by what some say are competing aims.

We applied Tangible Landscape to the complex problem of managing the emerging infectious disease, sudden oak death, in California and explored its potential to generate co-learning and collaborative management strategies among actors representing stakeholders with competing management aims.

He won no assurances from senior members of Congress that competing bills aimed at resolving the problem would even reach floor debate before the spring recess.

High capture costs associated with conventional MEA solvent processes has opened an opportunity for the emergence of many competing technologies aimed at reducing the cost of capture.

Instead of competing, we aim to cooperate with other existing softwares, by providing compatible input and output and focusing on what is missing in other applications.

Two competing proposals aimed at reopening the federal government failed Thursday in the Senate.