Sentence examples for competing schools from inspiring English sources

But in her address to supporters there Thursday morning, she was clearly anticipating the general election fight, presenting the contest as a stark choice not between isolationism and interventionism, or other competing schools of international relations thought, but between her own hard-earned competence and Trump's rank amateurism.

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.

As a result, there has been much debate among lawyers, who have now divided into two competing schools of thought.

To give more context to their school, the girls had also reviewed the profiles of competing schools in the area.

The two clerics represent different generations and sensibilities, as well as competing schools of thought within Shiism.

A critic might worry that such a policy would drive applicants to competing schools offering the more forgiving standard tuition structure.

Of the three competing schools the Chinese (or Datong Li), the Muslim, and the Western the Western approach, represented by Xu, proved to be most accurate, and he was made one of the emperor's leading ministers.