Exempel på challenger

• In pity of the challenger's youth I would fain dissuade him, but he will not be entreated. 

• So he leaped from his chariot, in his clanging armor, and advanced to meet the challenger. 

• The tournament being over, the Norman offered himself as general challenger at wrestling. 

• The two challengers having found him alone would not take any advantage of him, but agreed to fight him one after the other, like brave and generous knights. 

• You are bigger than I, and it would hardly be fair, replied Tom, surveying the bulky form of his challenger. 

• If so, the incumbent remains, and the challenger adapts another new platform.

• His arguments on each of these issues were not, ultimately, concerned with the merits of one or another of the challengers' claims.

• This result is somewhat misleading because of the inclusion of an interaction term containing the challenger party variable.

• For the challenger, experiencing a positive payoff outcome requires that the defender submit to his demands without fighting too much.

• As a result, the incumbent must spend more resources in order to match the challenger's offer.

• These potential challengers decide one by one whether to enter the market in their home cities.

• A leader thwarts a challenge if she either retains a winning coalition or prevents the challenger from assembling a winning coalition.

• According to him, incumbent politicians in democracies have to fear that challengers mobilise disaffected voters.

• Apparently challengers who are disadvantaged in terms of resources and name recognition offer moderate positions in an attempt to compensate for their non-policy liabilities.

• What remains unanswered, and mostly unaddressed, is an explanation of when challengers succeed in upsetting an industry and the standards imposed by dominant firms.

• She can credibly commit to include these individuals in every future coalition, while the challenger can offer them access to future private goods only probabilistically.

• Finally, the authors argue that grammar-based language models are serious challengers for corpus-based models.

• The greatest possible offer the challenger can make is to spend all available resources optimally on the smallest possible coalition.

• Electorally speaking, there were no credible challengers as a consequence of weak party competition.

• First, challengers against safe incumbents tend to be inexperienced and thus spend money inefficiently.