Sentence examples for competing calls from inspiring English sources

Coups, or competing calls to mobilize people in the street have already led to more bloodshed.

A poet first and foremost, Brecht's career was a brutal example of the often competing calls of art and ideology upon the poet's art.

Closing level crossings is, however, a mandated task for Network Rail, which must weigh up the competing calls for faster trains, lower running costs, a safe railway and the needs of people living alongside it.

By contrast, Mr. Funabashi said in an interview, Tepco's president, Masataka Shimizu, was making competing calls to the prime minister's office saying that the company should evacuate all of its staff, a step that could have been catastrophic.

In my apartment, as in most points in the city, you could hear the competing calls from several mosques going off at the same time, five times a day.

Competing calls for his extradition intensified as the ICC, which wants to arrest Senussi for masterminding civilian attacks during the Libyan uprising, confirmed it would seek his extradition on two counts of crimes against humanity, murder and persecution.

Feng Gang, 33, who came with four friends from the city of Chongqing to see Liu compete, called the injury "a pity," but added: "In the end, it really matters only to himself.

A competing strategy calls for placing troubled assets all in one federally sponsored bank, a so-called "bad bank," while keeping the valuable assets within the "good" private banks.

Intel plans to release a competing product called Larrabee in 2009 or 2010.

There is even a competing product called I Can't Believe It's Not Licorice Root.

The result has been steady, solid growth, even as competing Internet calling services like Google Voice came on the scene.