Sentence examples for position of competing from inspiring English sources
Unless, of course, you manage a law firm or medical practice now in the position of competing against these machines.
Douglas, 68, found himself in the unusual position of competing for an Emmy, rather than an Oscar, after US studios proved uninterested in helping to fund Soderbergh's biopic.
If it does, Mr. Soderbergh may be in the enviable position of competing with himself: his new movie, "Traffic," opens on Wednesday.
Douglas, 68, found himself in the unusual position of competing for an Emmy rather than an Oscar after US studios proved uninterested in helping to fund Soderbergh's film.
He found himself in the surreal position of competing in the second stage of qualifying school seven months after finishing tied for 50th at the Masters.
Peter F. Vallone Mr. Vallone and Mr. Hevesi are both moderate Democrats from Queens, and thus have found themselves in a position of competing for some of the same voters.
The model can illustrate market positions of competing airlines, while simultaneously capturing substitution patterns among airlines.
He later said the U.S. security treaty with Japan "covers all territories under Japan's administration, including the Senkaku islands," but reiterated that Washington did not take a position on competing claims of sovereignty.
The Burmese generals are in the happy position of setting competing powers against one another, while enlisting their help in resisting pressure to restore democracy.
CHST3 and CHST7 are chondroitin 6-sulfotransferases that transfer sulfate to carbon-6 position of GalNAc, competing with 4-sulfotransferases for the same substrate, producing primarily CS-C units (GlcAβ1-3GalNAc (6-SO4)) [ 32, 33].
In the light of scarce resources to be allocated for cancer care and a steady stream of costly innovations in all modalities applied to treat cancer, particle therapy needs to demonstrate its cost-utility balance to allow its positioning in the context of competing modalities.
