Sentence examples for multiple and competing from inspiring English sources

Ambiguous, multiple and competing meanings are the calling cards of the fast-rising trickster of Russian fashion, Denis Simachev.

Perhaps he would be good at it — he seems to know, certainly, how to spin out multiple and competing narratives.

The rights to Scrabble are owned by multiple and competing companies, a situation that seems to be hobbling the game's introduction to Facebook and other social networking sites, and complicating negotiations with the creators of Scrabulous.

AARP, founded in 1958, needs to get its groove back and narrow a policy agenda that has become too broad, too busy and too ambitious, with multiple and competing identities, interests and constituencies.

Similarly, DE was used to solve OPF problem with multiple and competing objectives [46].

We present the design of a predictive load shedding scheme for a network monitoring platform that supports multiple and competing traffic queries.

"The challenge is when you have multiple interests and multiple objectives and competing priorities, who wins and what's the balance of power?" he said.

In a distributed setting this is challenging, especially when one deals with multiple independent and competing companies.

The design of engineering systems often involves multiple disciplines and competing objectives, which requires coordination, information exchange and share amongst the disciplines.

- Demonstrated success managing multiple projects and competing priorities.

As discussed earlier, health policy involves inherent tradeoffs between multiple objectives and competing demands (e.g. elective surgery versus emergency care).