Sentence examples for competing way from inspiring English sources

A competing way of thinking about desires holds that some or all desires are desires for objects, not states of affairs.

This competing way of thinking has the advantage that it takes seriously the way we ordinarily talk about desires and think about them.

"For now," he says, "I think the biggest hope and advantage is carbon sequestration and the ability to address sustainable land use, food and renewable energy production, and carbon sequestration in a complementary way not a competing way".

The committee's statement gave equal emphasis to two competing ways of assessing the outlook.

What constitutes the relevant context and how should one try to mediate among competing ways of accounting for particular intellectual developments?

Landscape is a central theme of cultural geography, and the past three decades have seen an explosion in the varied and competing ways in which cultural geographers and others have understood the term.

Yet there have always been competing ways to watch "Game of Thrones": either as someone who's fully immersed in the Martin canon or as a Westeros rookie who knows the world only through television (that's me).

Second — and this is news to me — the usual notion that minimum wages and the Earned Income Tax Credit are competing ways to help low-wage workers is wrong.

Such suffering, he said, "made for tragedy on a scale so ghastly that it cannot be dismissed as merely the inevitable consequence of the clash of competing ways of life".

Earlier we saw two competing ways of assigning prior probabilities to sequences of coin tosses.

Ultimately, Dreisbach devotes his book to exploring how leaders of the founding generation used widely familiar biblical texts in varied and sometimes competing ways to inform and shape a new political order of their own making.