Sentence examples for competing idea from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of competing idea systems in contemporary culture.

These two companies accelerated their departure by making disastrous choices to compete head on with "me-too" tri-jets in response to Boeing's game-changing jumbo, just as Airbus was developing the competing idea of a more economical twin-engined widebody (the A300).

Patrick Noonan, the C.E.O. of the Nature Conservancy in the seventies, once responded to a reporter's suggestion that corporate money had a taint by replying, "It may be tainted, but 'tain't enough!" The idea that nature should be viewed as a market had intellectual antecedents, too, going back almost as far as the competing idea of nature as priceless.

Moreover, the diffusion of internet-based fundraising into political campaigns provides a case study in the conflict over whether innovation is driven by individual genius (the "Great Man" theory of history), versus a competing idea that changes arise out of many broad social effects.

When OMV, the Austrian energy company, formally created a consortium for Nabucco in 2005, he responded with a competing idea: a pipeline called South Stream that would terminate at the same gas storage site in Austria, but originate in Russia and bypass Ukraine by traveling under the Black Sea.

Or think of Viggo Mortensen's quiet, contained, soberly intelligent film performances, in which he offers a competing idea of both what an action hero should be, and also how a man should behave; his is a masculinity that never shouts, but whispers.

He barely tries to offer competing ideas.

Clearly, we have competing ideas of maturity.

No free marketplace of competing ideas at the Fed either.

He said evolutionary biologists were unfairly suppressing any competing ideas.

How does culture evolve out of competing ideas and experiences?