Sentence examples for competing point from inspiring English sources

In order to overcome these pitfalls, one could take the competing point of view and consider only typical structural information observed in a set of sample data as the basis for a new random generation method.

Science thrives when there are multiple competing points of view.

Academic study shows us there are few easy answers, and usually several competing points of view.

"He surfaced all the competing points of view on Guinier's proposals with total neutrality and equanimity," Mr. Franklin said.

If you asked for the position of teachers, you'd get many different, often competing, points of view.

But the American characters are scarcely believable, being thinly drawn caricatures who speak in a wooden manner, representing competing points of view and nothing more.

The stanzas wheel from their premise ("Let us pretend that I am happy"), multiplying perspectives as De la Cruz thinks herself into competing points of view: "If you imagine good fortune/ You will not be so downcast".

In fact, MVRDV's architects rely so much on gathering and metabolizing data, information and competing points of view that they insist they leave no formal signature on their work.

An-Na'im's concept of a secular state is of a neutral referee assuring a level playing field for competing points of view; France's headscarf law does not rise to his standard of freedom.

Or the politicians could just do what they have been elected to do, debate the issue, listen to the competing points of view and then make a decision on the issue via a conscience vote.

Today, with almost two-thirds of married mothers employed and women the sole or main breadwinner in 40 percent of households with children under the age of 18, according to a Pew study released Wednesday, we can test these competing points of view.