Sentence examples for competition does not only from inspiring English sources

Competition does not only refer to the passive exploitation of limited resources by plants, but also to an active response to interferences caused by neighbours.

Previous studies of Malagasy primates (Lemuriformes) revealed that feeding competition does not occur only in group-living species, but also among solitary foragers.

C.P. Hoyt eventually gets competition in the livery business from Melton & Co. in 1883 (Colorado State Business Directory 1883 and 1884), but the competition does not last and only Hoyt is listed in 1885.

We should set the bar high for one another — but competition doesn't mean only one of us can get over it at a time.

"But competition does not mean conflict.

But perfect competition does not exist.

Such competitions do not just create rivalries.

Not surprisingly, the competition does not agree.

And competition does not equal disruption.

Competition does not seem to be a factor in this.

We interpret this result as a competition effect that strengthens the negative SNEs we have seen regarding DailyRevenuePerUser: in case of strong competition, users do not only tend to stay free users, but they are also more likely to leave the platform.