Sentence examples for considered competing for from inspiring English sources

Gary Handel, another partner, said yesterday that his firm had considered competing for the cultural buildings but decided not to.

Two women United States Paralympians who because of their family roots could compete for European countries said that they had strongly considered competing for that other nation because training would be more affordable.

Would he consider competing for the post next time?

Death and second transplants for primary graft failure were considered competing risks for this endpoint.

Still, his collaborators and mentors in his international trade research — some of whom were considered competing candidates for the prize — extended their praise.

The former European and Commonwealth silver medallist had considered competing again for gold at Rio 2016, but said he had been unable to find the motivation.

Death was considered competing risk for CCgR and MMR loss, whereas death and refusal were the competing risks for the probability of continuing INTERIM.

Even though we have found that the same context-dependent codon partition model performed best amongst all considered competing models for both atpB and rbcL genes, we have shown that the (context-dependent) substitution patterns at the third codon position differ greatly between both datasets.

Furthermore, as the parr-smolt transformation and sexual maturation are often considered competing processes, smolting SSH libraries (for brain and related tissues) may also be relevant to precocity.

This kind of formal analysis provides decision makers with a structured, rational approach for considering competing alternatives for improving the return on resources expended.

C1 Bids for Hong Kong Telephone The board of the British parent of Cable and Wireless HKT, Hong Kong's flagship telephone company, will meet this weekend to consider competing offers for its subsidiary.