Sentence examples for competing range from inspiring English sources

Hunting for an e-bike, I ended up at a string of shops near the Tsinghua campus, where each storefront offered a competing range of prices and styles to a clientele dominated by students and young families.

"A university has a legal duty to protect freedom of speech, but also whilst protecting student safety and balancing a competing range of conflicting duties, such as equality, or the right to protest".

Competing plans range from addressing just a few acres to overhauling more than 51 miles.

A partial dispersal barrier repels the intersection of competing species' range boundaries such that it might resist poleward movement.

Similar structures have been only observed in the bulk of colloidal systems with competing short-range attractions and long-range repulsions.

The key point is that competing groups, ranging from national politicians to nongovernmental organisations to indigenous activists, have come to see culture as a valuable resource to be invested in, contested, and used for varied sociopolitical and economic ends.

In truth, there was never one vision of Europe shared by all, but competing ones: ranging from cooperation between states, as Mr. Farage says he supports, to a full-fledged United States of Europe, along an American model where powerful states nonetheless sacrificed sovereignty to a higher federal authority.

Similarly, the position where competing species' ranges meet along nonlinear environmental gradients (e.g., a strong ecotone) might also resist movement in response to climate change.

Flywheel-based designs cannot compete on range with plug-in hybrids, which have large battery packs and can travel long distances on electric power alone, says Mr Hilton.

For specialist titles, bookstores cannot compete for range with a book club, and the internet lacks the personal touch of a trusted team of editors.

The competition took place at the University of Exeter and saw students competing in a range of categories.