Sentence examples for be less competitive with from inspiring English sources

Three seeding practices were applied on each grading treatment: a conventional seed mix of grasses and legumes; grasses and legumes selected to be less competitive with planted trees ("tree compatible"); and annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam).

In other words, it's meant to be less competitive with an ingredient delivery service like Plated or Blue Apron, and more with the microwave meals or cans of soup that you reach for when you don't have time to cook something for real.

America will continue to have the highest incarceration rates in the developed world and be less competitive with other countries.

Thus, when queens are related by 3/4, matrigenes in their female offspring will be less competitive with at least two queens.

The traditional high-street banks have been less competitive (with the exception of Santander, Clydesdale and Nationwide building society).

Does Mr. Mizrahi think that women today are less competitive with one another than they might have been in a more restrictive era? "No," he says, "I don't.

City officials have also tried to retool the relationship between the city development corporation and the state's Empire State Development Corporation, so that the two agencies are less competitive with each other.

Women at the low-fertility stage offered 20 per cent more to the most attractive women than they did to the least good looking, which suggests, say the researchers, that low-fertility women are less competitive with attractive women.

But they could also tell me the rudimentary logic behind them: that their iconic brand names appealed more to adults, who remembered them from their childhoods; that the hobby market was less competitive, with more barriers to entry and less switching by consumers.

She also said that the minister's decision means that farms in Wales "are less competitive with other parts of the UK".

After all, he's invested in startups founded by former employees (albeit ones that are less competitive with Smule) — and he's been in a similar situation himself, having left Frame Technology in the 1990s to start Tumbleweed Software.