Sentence examples for because of competitions from inspiring English sources

While you might assume the two tech giants are at each other's throats because of competitions between Facebook and Google+, but relations have improved over the last few years.

Because of competition.

Retailers move because of competition and because of pressure.

"They oppose free-ranging wildlife because of competition for feed".

"Maybe they went extinct because of competition, or because they were so peculiar," said Ortega-Hernández.

Everyone else would be poorer, because of competition from a billions-strong labor pool.

For a start, legitimate businesses lose sales because of competition from counterfeiters.

Sugar beet production depends heavily on government subsidy because of competition from imported cane sugar.

Whether because of competition, or the genre's changing nature, audiences have dwindled.

The reservation has no casinos because of competition from nearby Reno, he said.

Prudential Investment Management Inc. will close two of its three equity mutual funds in Japan because of competition.