competing demands

Auto makers, as is often the case, must juggle competing demands.

Without the competing demands, he says, 'we might have been able to use what boom we had to greater effect. '

But I cannot wish away the sometimes competing demands of economic security and competitiveness.

Balance the competing demands of scope, time, cost, quality, resources, and risk to produce a quality product.

We must be prepared to grapple with the complexity of the world and the competing demands of sometimes incompatible values.

All of these results in competing demands for land and impoverishment of poorer groups whose land needs cannot be met.

Be fully present to the moment, the person, a task and competing demands common to non-workdays.

The Republicans have always had to juggle the competing demands of appealing to independents as well as their highly charged base.

l Ability to multitask in an environment of competing demands under deadline both internal and external.

These competing demands are lowering water levels all along the Ganges, a crisis most apparent in the sacred city of Varanasi.

Competing demands for water resources remain a challenge, conference attendees said.

The kernel of the solution to resolving these competing demands lies within the structure of the problem itself.

They also need support to prevent and overcome breastfeeding difficulties and deal with competing demands on their time.

The right approach: Don't let competing demands and tight deadlines trump basic common courtesy.

Even with the advantages of reconciliation, Baucus faces a host of competing demands.

Cooperation, not conflict, is the most common response by people facing competing demands.

The project frets about how to square the "competing demands of excellence, ethics, and earnings" .

The effective prioritization of resources is critical, as there are competing demands on limited resources in developing countries.