Sentence examples for supported competing from inspiring English sources

It became Saudi Arabia's most dynamic Arab rival in the region; Saudi Arabia and Qatar have supported competing factions (both Sunni and anti-government) in Syria, too.

There was an entrenched incumbent, and the new mayor, Jane Byrne, had decided that Rich Daley was the biggest threat to her political future, so she had installed her own people in city jobs and supported competing candidates, turning the power of the machine against the Daleys.

Currency was a major issue which divided the province politically: a large populist faction supported the inflationary issuance of paper currency, while two economically powerful groups supported competing proposals for dealing with the currency problem.

The results partially support the self-evaluation theory and partially support competing arguments about legitimacy.

One aspect of the architecture has been to evaluate the service management algorithms that were designed to support competing autonomous systems in a cooperative marketplace.

New approaches are suggested that may either refute or support competing dynamic models of EEG and can have major impacts on the experimental design of new cognitive studies.

Others may support competing products in addition to their own to generate economies of scale from the service technologies they've developed.

Previous literature has proposed dialogical accounting as a means wherein accounting information systems can support competing, and potentially incompatible, information needs of various interested constituencies (Dillard and Yuthas, 2013).

As a result, it is not uncommon for the IRIG to finance and support competing Shia, Kurdish, and to some extent, Sunni entities, with the aim of developing the Iraqi body politic's dependency on Tehran's largesse.

And Microsoft, which is already a minority stakeholder in AT&T, has indicated that it will financially support competing bids for AT&T Broadband from both the Comcast Corporation and Cox Communications in an effort to keep it out of the hands of AOL Time Warner.

In doing so, they say they believe they not only will be able to skate around the cable and phone companies but dodge the growing industry fears of congestion in the unlicensed Wi-Fi radio band, which is also supporting competing uses such as Bluetooth, an alternative, short-range wireless standard, as well as some wireless telephones.