Sentence examples for in the competing from inspiring English sources

From 1663, rival hetmans rose and fell in the competing Polish and Russian spheres of influence.

In the worst-case scenario, Afghanistan remains doomed to become caught up in the competing interests of regional powers.

The following week he saw a reprint of his map as part of the business's ad — in the competing newspaper.

Their ads usually are found in the competing, free English fortnightlies that the island now supports: The Sakhalin Independent and The Sakhalin Times.

The loan offers a case study in the competing interests officials must confront when it comes to the Iran Sanctions Act.

When factories move abroad, however, the shift is perceived to be due to poorer labour conditions, laxer environmental standards, and lower wages in the competing nation.

Highly social animals will create ad hoc or longer lasting groups that will cooperate to minimize individual risk and maximize terror in the competing animals.

Articles from this journey, titled "The Southerners at Home," appeared in 1857 in the competing New York Tribune, but his third book he wrote from scratch.

The consequences of human design decisions can be clearly seen in the competing online news systems developed here in Silicon Valley.

It is truly political theatre exploring Palestinian experience, giving voice to stories often ignored by the media and politicians in the competing narratives of international politics, and using art to investigate identity and the meaning of home.

Statutory services have children as their focus, the domestic abuse sector has a strong women-centred culture and organisations concerned with child contact are caught up in the competing demands of child safety and fathers' rights.