Sentence examples for competing assignments from inspiring English sources

He declined — reportedly, he had too many competing assignments — but N.Y.C.B. has presented most of what America has seen of his work.

DNs often devoted more time per visit than GPs, but experienced that there were competing assignments hindering them from working more actively with these patients.

Ms. Yurek said specializing in tenants with small requirements helps her to stand out among brokers competing for assignments to find office space.

To show, decisively, that any given diet is "best" for human health would require randomly assigning a large number of women soon to become pregnant to each of the competing dietary assignments, since we know that dietary effects begin in utero.

Our k-mer/taxonomy database supports efficient retrieval of detailed taxonomic information and allows for an exhaustive comparison between competing taxonomic assignments using a novel rank-flexible classification procedure.

The series is "The Pitch," after the pitch process by which agencies compete for assignments from marketers.

Collaboration tools exist so that multiple teachers (or parents) can build better, more enriching assignments, ultimately competing with the staple education textbook publishers.

There are three different levels of assignments: There are open assignments, which anyone can submit a video for; there are invite assignments, through which a group of 25-50 videograreers are chosen to compete; and production assignments, through which video jobs are basically *ahem* assigned.

The goal is to position Ketchum to compete for worldwide assignments against giants like Burson-Marsteller, a unit of WPP Edelmann, part of Daniel J. Edelman Inc. and Weber Shandwickk, owned by Interpublic.

Today's digitally enabled gig economy was preceded by marketplaces such as ELance and oDesk, through which computer programmers and designers could make a living competing for short-term work assignments.

A Youth Campaign For the Youth Vote THE assignment, given to competing teams of teenagers from around the country, was to devise strategies for presidential candidates to reach the youth vote.