Sentence examples for compete groups from inspiring English sources

In short, the theory implies that when groups with different cultural traits, such as norms, values, or ideas, compete, groups with more group-beneficial cultural traits will replace the less-efficient groups.

Now Wilson believes that this theory is wrong, and that, instead, the key … is the group: Under certain circumstances, groups of cooperators can out-compete groups of non-cooperators, thereby ensuring that their genes — including the ones that predispose them to cooperation — are handed down to future generations.

But beyond that, the competing groups cannot seem to agree.

The piece features competing groups of ferociously accomplished dancers.

To Haidt, Trump's appeal is to groups alienated by competing groups.

These competing groups are not likely to come to a meeting of the minds anytime soon.

"There are a lot of competing groups searching for superintendents," he said.

But he said he hoped the competing groups would eventually come together.

As many as two dozen states have competing groups of delegates.

The contestants have been split by gender into two competing groups.

He says two competing groups voted against each other, "which effectively let the white projects through".