Sentence examples for competing aspects from inspiring English sources

He turned to Jung when he could no longer hold the competing aspects of his life together.

"The nature of children cases is that they require the courts to make decisions in the best interests of the subject child, requiring often very difficult balancing exercise in respect of competing aspects of the child's welfare," he said.

The results of the dual-deflection campaign analysis show that there are trade-offs between the competing aspects: the launch cost, mission duration, deflection distance, and the confidence in successful deflection.

To label customary and complex relationships as "homosexuality", as colonial officials did, was the work of characteristic and arrogant reductionism; while the subsequent essentialising of identity by their enlightened descendants in the form of lesbian or gay man strikes even more violently against the multiple competing aspects of the human person in traditional societies.

Negotiation of conflicting or competing aspects is sometimes required [ 3- 5].

These two competing aspects are referred to as the "idea problem" and the "action problem" [ 6, 30].

This highlights the "competing risk" aspect of the model.

At least they were in it and they were competing at all aspects of that game".

Self-ordered and prepatterned guided growths are two kinds of anodization technology, which are competing in the aspects of product quality and production cost.

It might also be noted that they are going to end up competing in some aspects with Wikio, the European news and blogs RSS aggregator which recently launched in the UK.

In practical terms, this means nurturing the unique aspects of competing constituencies and strategies while finding ways to unite them.