Sentence examples for competing severely from inspiring English sources

The widespread common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) consumes large numbers of insects but also feeds on grain and small fruits, competing severely with other desirable songbirds.

German railways, for example, are entirely state-owned, and the law not only prevents competing railroads but severely restricts coach services and limits competitive trucking.

The world's press claimed that two of the competing teams were severely weakened: England by the Munich air disaster, and the Soviets by the loss of Streltsov.

They also understand that by causing authors to remove their titles from distribution and lose sales rank (a key factor in ebook discoverability), they'll severely limit competing retailers' long term ability to drive sales for the authors.

The ability of new entrants, including those with different perspectives, to innovate and compete will be severely threatened".

Hence, Pol δ-PCNA does not function with CMG and severely competes and limits the function of Pol α with CMG.

Analysts were unsure whether today's action would severely restrict Wal-Mart from competing aggressively on prices.

1-5: Athletes competing from a wheelchair, with class one the most severely disabled and class five the least disabled.

Threeawn production was greatest when neither plant was clipped and least when competing species were moderately clipped, or when both plants were severely clipped.

He was a dean's list student at Georgia Tech, but in 1993, by then graduated from college and competing as a professional athlete, he said he began to get severely depressed for no apparent reason.

Lack of engagement, which would severely compromise data collection, seemed to be the result of competing priorities for trust staff at a time of organisational change.