Sentence examples for abundant competition from inspiring English sources

When BMW granted the boxers a stay of execution, the company knew that an electromechanical evolution would be needed to keep up with the abundant competition.

But an anemic economy, abundant competition in the home furnishings niche, and Fortunoff's lack of resiliency conspired against a rescue this time.

Akamai has abundant competition, but the numbers are on its side.

Heineken, the high-end beer maker that's come to face much more abundant competition in a world of microbrews and specialty brands in recent years, uses the Open to directly connect with customers and to introduce new variations of its brand.

Online, that myth has been punctured: (a) every reader does not see every ad, and (b) advertisers pay only for the ads readers see (or in Google click on), and (c) there's abundant competition.

Not overproducing adenine, C ← L showed a ∼2% growth rate advantage over R → A ← L when lysine was abundant (competition assay in Figure 1 of Waite and Shou, 2012).

When food is scarce, later-hatching chicks can be at a disadvantage, but here in New York City, food for red-tailed hawks is abundant, and competition from other species is practically nonexistent.

A region that does not have a wide variety of habitats usually is species-poor; however, the few species that are able to occupy the region may be abundant because competition with other species for resources will be reduced.

When resources are less abundant, plant competition could be higher due to limited resources and differences in utilization efficiency among species (Damgaard and Weiner 2017).

The fruits tend to be abundant, so competition is low and individuals may engage in social interactions.

Moreover, assuming unrestricted migration and abundant regions, regional competition functions as market competition to provide more satisfactory public services (Tiebout 1956).