Sentence examples for partly competing from inspiring English sources

The contribution of the forest sector to climate change mitigation results from different and partly competing options, such as increasing the forest sink or maximizing the energy or material substitution by wood products [6-9].

Distinct, partly competing, "waves" have been proposed to explain human migration in to) today's Island Southeast Asia and Australia based on genetic (and other) evidence.

Kin selection, reciprocal altruism, risk minimization, reputation, and tolerated theft have been proposed as partly competing and partly complementary models to account for the observed transfers (Gurven 2004; Nolin 2010; Ziker and Schnegg 2005).

The contribution of the forest sector to climate change mitigation results from different and partly competing options, such as increasing the forest sink or maximizing the energy or material substitution by wood products [ 6- 9].

Partly, to compete fiercely and partly just to survive.

It partly depends on London's current appetite for Islamic themes, and partly on what competing options there are in town.

After extensive consultations, Maryland House leadership decided it could not go as high as $167 million, partly because of competing demands for transportation dollars for highways and the Baltimore transit system.

In Texas, state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) is being sued for $7.5 billion by a former joint venture partner, Tang Energy, which claims it cheated on their deal to develop wind power — partly by creating competing businesses in the same field.

His brother Eddie was on the football team, and Payton did not play partly to avoid competing with him.

It means that case ascertainment may be poor and partly obscured by competing causes of death.

This resulted in bed blocks, which was partly due to competing demands of medical staff.