Sentence examples for competing courses from inspiring English sources

These substrates were designed to allow for a distinction between competing courses of the reaction.

"A large portion of the current membership would not follow and would move to competing courses".

The EVP states that when one is faced with a choice among competing courses of action, one should choose whichever has the highest "expected value".

At the highest stage (levels 5 and 6) of cognitive development, students learn to think "evaluatively" (or "reflectively") about the relative merits of competing courses of action.

Executive decisions or choices are needed between all possible and competing courses of actions based on the relative value of their expected consequences [2] [5].

According to event organizers, riders make a point of competing on courses he designs.

When you're in year 12, you read lots of expensively printed pamphlets advertising all the various competing uni courses you can take.

Other reasons may be a high number of trained instructors not offering any courses, 19 dwindling institutional support, and other private and commercial organisations starting to offer similar physical activity courses competing with Allez Hop.

With so many courses competing for the three slots available within the "best eight" framework outside the compulsory subjects, numbers opting for each may be small.

At age 65, Gary Player still travels around the world serving as one of golf's greatest ambassadors, designing golf courses, competing in tournaments and showing more vigor than men half his age.

Not everyone wants to compete, of course.