Sentence examples for sometimes competing from inspiring English sources

Bureau officials deny any favoritism toward industry, while Mr. Stringer talks of balancing sometimes competing interests.

Describing his process, he said he combined "different, sometimes competing, language and forms".

"This legislation strikes a careful balance between these sometimes competing concerns".

"My job is to balance the sometimes competing needs of these different stakeholders," he said.

Worst of all is the restaurant's background music, sometimes competing with a different sound track throbbing in the kitchen.

The notes made it clear that those earlier commentators had access to different and sometimes competing versions of the poems.

But he accepts that it can be "extraordinarily difficult [for firms] when numerous governments are involved, with sometimes competing interests".

But the flow of weapons was poorly coordinated, with different countries sponsoring different and sometimes competing armed groups.

Some of the most unsettling images show rats foraging (and sometimes competing with the residents) for sustenance.

Both NRT and Kaza are subtle, nuanced and highly complex arrangements between multiple and, sometimes, competing stakeholders.

But its placement, straddling the California-Nevada border, brings the two states into play, with sometimes-competing visions for the lake's future.