Sentence examples for competition arises from inspiring English sources

Since it's good to be chosen as a recipient of favors, a competition arises to be the most generous partner around.

More accurately, a competition arises to appear to be the most generous partner around, since the favor-giver can't literally read minds or see into the future.

"No male can completely control access to females all the time," Dr. Low said, "and that is the situation in which sperm competition arises".

For frugal innovation, the BoP is seen as a potential market where sales might be gained and new competition arises.

He expects the cost of suite rentals to continue to drop as competition arises for the limited number of corporate dollars in Southern California.

Sperm competition arises when multiple males copulate with a female in a polyandrous system.

As dinner approached on Wednesday, a friendly competition arose between the Animal team and the restaurant's regular staff over which would be more popular.

One hypothesis advanced to account for the greater retentivity of psychomotor behaviour, as compared to that of newly acquired verbal behaviour, is that nonverbal actions are more often overlearned and are less susceptible to proactive interference (i.e., competition arising from things learned in the past).

Differences between this model and those studied in the literature on time competition arise mainly from the control variables, the type of market and the market mechanism.

Therefore, the metal price should not be too high to lose the clients because of the drastic competition arising from the open market.

At present, due to a tendency to instrumentalize education in early childhood as a result of the competition arising from international tests over some fields of learning, a large number of Chilean educators have reacted by joining the Declaration that the World Organization of Early Childhood Education made in Gothenburg, Sweden last year on the "Right of Children to Play and Learn by Playing".