Sentence examples for competing to decide from inspiring English sources

To the researchers, it looked as though the two regions of the brain might be competing to decide what to do, with the prefrontal cortex wanting to accept the offer and the insula wanting to reject it.

You should have a choice among services competing to help you decide what deserves your time and attention....Part of academic freedom is to have a free market in first-order judgments.

To deal with this challenge, Jio is working on a "real-time promotional response system," an automated system that accesses a database of competing offers to decide how to respond intelligently to each customer.

This is control exercised in service of a judgment about what it is best to do, and against forms of competing motivation to decide otherwise.

When we are reduced to competing to cut spending instead of deciding how to compete in the world economy and secure our future, then we are having the wrong conversation".

Like many male primates, male chimpanzees compete to establish dominance and decide who gets more access to females.

He added that the majority of countries competing have yet to decide where they would base themselves ahead of the games but hope more will choose Wales, which has 32 venues available.

The oil and gas company chiefs gathered in Paris, however, insisted their commitment to reducing harmful emissions was sincere and said it was a unique occasion in which the companies, more used to competing, had decided to collaborate.

A total of 16 teams are in action in Eilat, Israel this week, with the four group winners competing over the weekend to decide which two will advance to the World Group II play-offs in April.

If the US is really serious about competing in the 21st Century economy we will have to decide to compete.

Then the free-for-all began as the members competed to hire those graduates who decide to pursue a career in industrial sewing.