Sentence examples for competition enhances from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it seems, competition enhances performance, but equally often it does not.

One hypothesis proposed to explain the link is that a high level of competition enhances the likelihood of social defeat, which then acts as a stressor (Selten and Cantor-Graae, 2005).

With the possible exception of the members of OPEC, N.F.L. owners have pretty much the coziest business arrangement imaginable: they're effectively members of a cartel able to limit competition, enhance bargaining power, and hold down costs.

With the possible exception of the members of OPEC, N.F.L. owners have pretty much the coziest business arrangement imaginable: they're effectively members of a cartel — able to limit competition, enhance bargaining power, and hold down costs.

Increased lexical competition enhanced activity in bilateral ventral inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47/45), while increased lexical selection demands activated bilateral dorsal inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44/45).

Entrepreneurship support programs such as business plan competitions enhance the desire within the students to become businessmen some day in the future (Russell et al. 2008).

Finally, athletic competitions enhance student life activities.

The European rationale, legal experts say, is that shielding competitors to some degree preserves competition and enhances consumer welfare in the long run.

Although the design of our experiments did not allow us to quantify fitness benefits it has been shown before that association with familiar individuals relaxes food competition and enhances reproduction compared with association with unfamiliar females (Strodl & Schausberger 2013).

But he said he doubted that a settlement between the Bell companies and their rivals would do much to improve competition and enhance the customer experience.

He added that even in the current tense environment, he did not believe the airlines would break out of their financial competition to enhance security.