Sentence examples for vies in from inspiring English sources

How could the man who vies in surveys with Albert Einstein for the title of "greatest physicist ever," the man whom James Gleick has aptly designated "chief architect of the modern world," have been so swept up in what looks to modern eyes like a medieval delusion?

"And it's a nice extension of what has worked for And 1 up till now," he added, "because Garnett is a dominant player, but he's not 'in your face.' " That phrase has been used often to describe And 1, which vies in the competitive market for basketball shoes with better-known brands like Adidas, Converse and Puma, as well as Nike.

Based on the results of that study, which require confirmation on a larger cohort of patients, we consider that the added value of MEG modelling using VIES in MRI-negative patients can be summarized as follows: patients having focal MEG results with VIES are good surgical candidates and the implantation strategy should incorporate VIES results.

Two Losing Clubs Vie in N.F.C.

The top two would vie in a general election.

The Japanese aristocracy vied in composing the best poems.

And all three vie in the Super Pro Truck division.

The candidates were vying in a runoff in the First Congressional District, which covers the south coast.

There are two Democrats vying in a Sept. 18 primary to face Joe Marine, a Republican.

"Leviathan" and "Ida" vie in an unusually tight competition for the foreign-language Oscar.

Two Losing Clubs Vie in N.F.C. Are Wild-Card Hopefuls Jokers?