Sentence examples for option of competing from inspiring English sources

The I.O.C. has, however, extended to certain athletes from Russia the option of competing under a neutral flag — the Olympic flag itself.

Even as the number of large law firm jobs has declined, tax L.L.M.'s have the option of competing for good jobs in accounting firms.

Mostly, the large ones have won already, and for the smaller ones not to have the option of competing with the internet no longer makes sense.

There's also the option of competing in teams, which might be fun for startups.

We're all quickly at level five, which opens the option of competing at gyms the biggest markers on the map and to pick sides, a team, to stick with for forthcoming battles.

We'd have a choice of competing private plans, and, with Edwards and Obama, a Medicare-like public option, too.

Political analysts recognize that the policymaking process is highly variable, ranging from a set of clearly defined stages followed by the rational weighing of competing options with the selection of the most optimal choice (Hogwood and Gunn 1984), to a process of 'muddling' through a complex and messy reality (Sabatier 2007).

It is a common occurrence for someone to present a very thoughtful analysis, with pros and cons of competing options, and in the end not have a point of view on the best option.

Many consumers have dropped landlines in favor of competing options like mobile phones, cable and Skype.

With plenty of competing options being floated to reinvent NJN, no one really expects it to go dark in the long term.

Similarly, as the Pre's release date gets closer, experts are getting in a tizzy about the upcoming "super smart phone" wars, which will ostensibly create a new golden age of competing options for consumers.