Sentence examples for matters competing from inspiring English sources

It finds that the lack of representation is leading to widespread legal delays, imposing financial burdens on opposing parties fortunate enough to have lawyers, and on businesses and individuals with other legal matters competing for judges' attention.

Dr. Lewis, an Evangelical minister who buys time for his sermons at 4 30 a.m. on BET and whose Web site offers an Anointed Prosperity Kit for $24.95 plus shipping and handling, has had other matters competing for his attention.

Now Mizzou nation can focus on what truly matters, competing in the SEC.

For a game like Angry Birds, for instance, Amazon's merchandisers explain its narrative in great detail, compared with a single paragraph on the Android Market — or, for that matter, competing app stores like AppBrain and GetJar.

Are Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clintonn for that matter) competing to see who can put the U.S. into bankruptcy court the fastest?

There, advertising matter competes with editorial matter for the reader's attention, and it is fair competition.

Then I got realistic and thought to myself, "Can you blame them?" How can record shops (or any shop for that matter) compete with Netflix, TiVo, video games that take months to complete, cable, texting, the internet, etc? Getting out of your chair at home to experience something in the real world has started to become a rare occurrence, and to a lot of people, an unnecessary one.

These results highlight two important characteristics of raven behaviour: first, depending on the social context, they inhibit their tendency to pilfer food caches; secondly, speed matters when competing with others over caches.

There also was the matter of competing in his third race in five weeks.

There's a matter of competing rights in all of this.

To Mr. Powers, the task of assembling a 15-film slate for Toronto, from some 500 candidates, is a delicate matter of competing priorities.