Sentence examples for competing attempts from inspiring English sources

From their piecemeal and competing attempts to answer the question came friction.

For Lutton, it's the explicit juxtaposition of Australia's post-colonial society with the harsh reality of its environment that explains the enduring popularity of Lindsay's story, as well as the recent competing attempts for its stage realisation.

A key underlying principle is the use of models as tools from which information is extracted, rather than as competing attempts to represent reality.

As noted by Drees (1990), Hawking's approach is just one among several competing attempts to incorporate quantum effects into relativistic cosmology, and we are not compelled to accept its idiosyncratic metaphysical picture.

But a competing attempt has already been planned cross the ditch.

Within this framework, 72 institutions were found to occupy positions in a crowded market space or "red ocean" where competing entities attempt to outperform rivals in an effort to increase their share of a product or service demand.

Several competing explanations attempt to reconcile these trends, and getting it right is essential for calibrating monetary and fiscal policy appropriately.

Throughout this period a civil war split the country into competing factions attempting to create white, black, democratic, Marxist and authoritarian states.

Though they are not obviously competing, each attempt to explain this in non-contextualist terms focuses on different factors.

Their exotic matter--a handful weighs as much as a fleet of battleships--is of great interest to astrophysicists, and several competing theories attempt to describe their composition and structure.

Nevertheless, further experiments are clearly required to distinguish between the competing hypotheses attempting to explain why eyespots elicit fear in birds, to further improve our understanding of the evolution of eyespots specifically, and predator prey interactions more generally.