Sentence examples for radically competing from inspiring English sources
The resulting contest has been less a clash of personalities or radically competing visions and more a mad dash in search of votes.
The pair line up in Liverpool on Sunday for the brief opener at the Tour of Britain, in what could be billed as a rematch but probably should not be, because they are competing in radically different circumstances.
This may have been thought to provide something like the dust jacket blurb or course description for the competing philosophical systems which differed radically over how to give the required specification.
-- George Skelton calls the gun control measure, Proposition 63, a textbook example of how public policy can be radically changed in a democracy laden with competing checks and balances.
Instrument design and performing sensibilities have changed radically since the work's 1742 premiere, and competing performing traditions have arisen, the latest based on the conceit that contemporary musicians can approximate Handel's sound world.
This vast canvas from the dawn of the Baroque — formally, the "Vespro Della Beata Vergine" ("Vespers of the Blessed Virgin") — offers such a rich ground for competing scholarly views and conjecture that performances differ radically, one shedding light on another.
The manner in which income is distributed amongst clubs competing in the Champions League and Europa League is also set to radically change, with a greater emphasis on solidarity payments for smaller teams.
If anything, the bill -- radically shortchanged from an initial committee proposal -- undermines negotiations to find a compromise among competing insurance, business and labor interests.
An interviewer stated, "Both couples come from radically different cultures that are contemptuous of their relationship and are forced to choose sides between the competing communities".
During infections, the in-host environment shifts radically due to complex interactions between factors driven by both parasites and hosts (e.g. immune factors, erythropoietic state, presence of competing parasites).
