Sentence examples for competition circumstances from inspiring English sources

Either Mediterranean or more temperate mid-latitude vegetation communities are represented, dependent on the abiotic (e.g. elevation, aspect, geology, edaphic and hydrology) or biotic (e.g. competition) circumstances.

Clearly the NHS should not introduce competition in circumstances where it is not in these best interests.

In certain circumstances, competition based on quality not price can encourage innovation and best practice.

Arsène Wenger has never taken this competition particularly seriously; circumstances may force him to change tonight.

Rugby World Cup 2015 continues today with Ireland back in action a day after hosts' England were knocked out of the competition in stunning circumstances at Twickenham.

In these circumstances, competition among these redundant resources becomes inevitable.

Celtic have previously been given a reprieve in continental competition in similar circumstances.

The mechanism(s) by which various DNA polymerases win the competition under various circumstances are important biologically for determining whether cells will survive replication-blocking lesions and/or will experience mutagenesis.

There can be no athlete benefits to suggest temporary removal from competition in these circumstances, when hope and availability are themselves a treatment goal and fitness through sport/training an important part of the treatment plan.

For the purposes of this study, an athlete was considered injured if any of the following conditions applied [ 14]: 1) any circumstance that forced the Taekwondo athlete to leave the competition; 2) any circumstance for which the referee or athlete had to stop competition; 3) any circumstance for which the athlete requested medical attention.

The competition gives us circumstance for the latter, because Thorgy Thor has no time to see half-baked bullshit".