Sentence examples for scramble for influence from inspiring English sources
And no one seems to know where the scramble for influence among the states will end.
The grass-roots protests against Chinese projects disturb Beijing because they come amid a scramble for influence in Myanmar between China and the United States.
Now New York and a crowd of other big states are poised to follow suit in a scramble for influence that will alter the fortunes of this cycle's presidential hopefuls.
It also laid bare a scramble for influence in the German news media in the post-Gutenberg era, in which the Internet has usurped the primacy of the printing press.
Instead, there will be a wide array of committee chairmen in the House and Senate scrambling for influence, maneuvering with and against each other through a Machiavellian process of secret negotiations and back-room deals.
While the succession clearly went more smoothly than the armed rebellions that led to the founding of the Han, it was a rough business in its own way, with plenty of plotting behind the scenes as political players scrambled for influence.
Yet such private promises may not survive the last-minute scramble for national influence.The usual method is to satisfy all with a package that balances political party, region and gender.
But even the prospect of a new vote adds more uncertainty to Iraq's fragile political landscape, possibly setting the country's main factions — Shiites, Sunnis and ethnic Kurds — and its byzantine networks of political allies scrambling for turf, influence, money and votes.
The $20,000£13,30000) prize is for short stories, a genre that has been neglected in the scramble for global literary influence.
A scramble for power and influence among several nations and blocs of nations — Europe, China, Russia, India, Brazil and the United States — now seems likely.
But, analysts said, it is more likely that a group of loyal and dissident Peronists will now scramble for power and influence without Mr. Kirchner's strong hand to rein them in.
