Sentence examples for competing world from inspiring English sources

On the upside, takings surged an almighty 190% compared with the equivalent frame from 2010, which was blighted by studio caution over the competing World Cup football.

Friedman's larger problem, I'd argue, is that he was, when all is said and done, a man trying to straddle two competing world views — and our political environment no longer has room for that kind of straddle.

Philip's account fails to hit the spot because it doesn't acknowledge the deeper difficulty within our society: our lack of any form of public agreement about how we adjudicate between competing world views.

It encapsulated the competing world views on offer at the coming election, she said, "which is more than we can say about the last week of the campaign itself".

But in a web environment, it is reliant on Flash, making it a potential dinosaur in the fast competing world of productivity apps.

This bias is a particularly challenging problem when people have competing world views and identities.

Its sound palette brings together competing worlds, too.

He stood at the crossroads of the modern movement, and he moved freely among the competing worlds of Cambridge, Bloomsbury and the Treasury.

At its basest level, politics is a Freudian smackdown between two competing world-views that we should all already recognise from childhood.

He has a clear picture of how we're now competing world-wide, and it requires a strong K-12 system to be competitive with other countries.

Thirteen of the world's top 20 players are competing, although world numbers one and two, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, are absent.