Sentence examples for example of competing from inspiring English sources
The campaign has been divided over strategy, the two Republicans said, and the decision provided the latest example of competing arguments among his team.
The campaign has been divided with disagreements on strategy, the Republicans said, and Mr. Perry's decision provided the latest example of competing arguments among his advisers.
The campaign has been divided on strategy, the Republicans said, and this decision provided the latest example of competing arguments among his team.
The earlier example of competing theories of space-time was a case in point.
Later we expand upon this with the example of competing value regimes placed upon a patient's tissue by the patient, by a hospital holding the tissue, by Xbank itself, and by potential researchers.
According to Cowan, Internet coverage of the Church of Scientology represents an "important example of competing propagandas that struggle for authority and control both online and off".
China and Tibet, Russia and Chechnya, Russia and Georgia, white South Africans and blacks under apartheid, Britain and India, France and Algeria are all examples of competing narratives.
To support this, some examples of competing fatigue failures in steels, titanium alloys and nickel-base superalloys are reviewed.
For example, the results of competing for the attention of the two institutional innovations of the provincial Justice Bureau are obviously different.
For example, a set of competing GLMMs can be assessed through cross-validation in a reasonable time without reanalyzing the model after omission of observation y ij.
Yet this is just the latest example of the competing needs of editorial and advertising, a balance that has been managed and mismanaged long before the advent of social media.
