Sentence examples for activities compete from inspiring English sources

Many of these activities compete for space and community support with such traditional commercial marine activities as fishing and shipping.

The GTAP-BIO-AEZ model links economic and biophysical information through the market for land where agricultural, forestry, and livestock activities compete for land.

First, considering that the two activities compete for the potential carer's time, allocations to one or the other will be the result of a simultaneous choice process in which other factors also come into play: the use of formal services, the previous employment status of the potential carer, the availability of other informal carers, etc.

It should be pointed out that PEPC lacks oxygenase activity and is therefore more effective in the C assimilation than Rubisco where carboxylase and oxygenase activities compete with each other (Gillion 1998).

The availability of lucrative migration opportunities for some households may have a "Dutch disease" effect on source economies, as local production activities compete with migration for limited labour and other resources.

First, girls simply get busier as they get older, and scouting is one of many activities competing for their time.

With a wealth of activities competing for children's time, art museums can no longer afford to intimidate.

For students at a major urban university like Columbia, the biggest challenge lies in choosing among the myriad activities competing for your attendance and participation.

There are a dozen different activities competing for your time every time you log in.

Q: Was there any time when you felt the two activities competed with each other?

There are a lot of activities competing for the attention of young people, which affects their reading habits, but young people are still passionate about reading.