Sentence examples for competing school from inspiring English sources

In his editorial, though, he notes that "there is a competing school of thought that the digital-native generation is becoming acculturated in ways that will make it well suited to the fast-paced world they will grow to inherit".

While many Washington consultants say they believe that organizations looking to influence policy need to play to the party in power, there is a competing school of thought that derides such strategic shifts as fickle and largely ineffective.

A few weeks ago, I was sketching people on line at the snack bar on Randall's Island during a track meet for my nine-year-old, when another dad, from a competing school, saw me with my pad and pen and asked me what I was doing.

(Hamlet's flesh ends up being "too too sullied," or sinful, in one such effort). A competing school of thought, however, ascendant among Shakespeare scholars since the 1980s, views each text as an independent representation of Shakespeare's vision for the play, but at different points in time: an early version (the quarto) and a revision (the Folio) incorporating refinements from stage productions.

Bischoff challenged the first rejection of his mouse embryogenesis manuscript because he thought it had received unfair reviews by subscribers of a competing school of thought.

Each competing school will field 10 linemen who will compete as a team in the following events: bench press, power clean, "Iron Man" relay, truck push, hurdle relay, and tug-O-war.

Competing schools are taking notice.

There are competing schools of thought.

Just as in politics, competing schools lean towards the centre.

There are competing schools of thought surrounding the conjugational patterns of the protolanguage's verbal system.

But even under state systems, the competing schools are never in the same city.