Sentence examples for because they compete for from inspiring English sources
Kangaroos are also killed because they compete for forage with livestock.
Elimination of weeds is important, because they compete for water, nutrients, and light.
But benefits experts say Google's move could inspire its Silicon Valley competitors to follow suit, because they compete for the same talent.
Fast-growing technology firms are in the worst position because they compete for a flighty, global pool of talent (see article).
He said real estate investment managers need timely and accurate information because they compete for capital with managers who invest in stocks and bonds, where access to information is almost instantaneous.
All bouncers were unanimous on this aspect, "guys fight on the dance floor because they compete for the few women who may be available".
In 1984 some of the world's best athletes were still banned from the Games because they competed for money, but in 1986 the IOC adopted rules that permit the international federation governing each Olympic sport to decide whether to permit professional athletes in Olympic competition.
They are thought to be bad news not because they take jobs or commit crimes, but because they compete unfairly for public services.
SRB are believed to outcompete methanogens in the presence of nonlimiting sulfate concentrations because they compete better for common substrates.
