Sentence examples for opposing strategy from inspiring English sources

Males have taken an opposing strategy.

This is what Bruce Kuwabara, principal of the architectural firm Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects did when he led the design team that faced a trade-off of opposing strategy logics in designing the new head office for Manitoba Hydro — a building that went on to win the prestigious award for the Best Tall Building in the Americas in 2009 by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

Conversely, Lindt and Sprüngli adopted an opposing strategy by acquiring Ghirardelli, an Italian-chocolatier-made-in-America, to expand the international market, and later bought Russell Stover (Maclucas 2014) to strengthen its business as a weaker demand occurred in the late 2000s due to recession (Wiggins 2009).

But these translated into difficult opposing strategies for Kuwabara.

Two opposing strategies include either well-resolved orientation, or well-resolved spatial frequency.

The living dead are caught in the middle of a generations-old dispute between two families, who have opposing strategies for dealing with the zombie menace.

The opposing strategies of the head coaches continue to be widely debated, and Garcia hinted at his displeasure with how his playing time has been monitored lately.

The starkly divergent portrayals offered glimpses into the opposing strategies on the first day of the trial of Mr. Hikind, an influential Democrat from Borough Park.

The partnership between these two opposing strategies reveals the promises and pitfalls of trying to reform the American diet and, most importantly, that above all else our food system is unsustainable as it is now.

It is hard enough for businesses to switch wholesale to a new strategy without encountering resistance from managers who have tied their reputations to the old one; maintaining different teams working simultaneously on opposing strategies is a recipe for internecine warfare, and for wasting resources as the firm is pulled in opposing directions.

These traits are consistent with the opposing strategies of fire resistance and fire evasion and can be interpreted as evolutionary adaptations to fire, but their development and coexistence are highly variable between populations, thus invalidating the classification of maritime pine in a general fire regime category.