Sentence examples for competition is compounded from inspiring English sources

That lack of competition is compounded by the various bank acquisitions that have occurred in recent years.

The fierce competition for sparse resources is compounded by security fears and deeply conflicting national claims.

The problem is compounded by the requirements of the competition.

For example, China has annual car sales of 28 million (47 makes and 379 models) while Australia has annual sales of 1 million with 51 makes and 344 models.This competition has been compounded by the resources boom pushing the Australian dollar beyond parity with the US.

Kaiser's poor performance is compounding the problems of intense price competition and lower volumes in Canada.

In an infectious disease outbreak scenario, particularly a fast-moving one like with flu or Ebola, these legal issues can be compounded by competition for access to patients.

Feelings were compounded still further by the fact that, of all the entrants in the competition, Herzog and De Meuron proposed to do the least.

Economic woes have been compounded by the scrapping of a global textile quota system which exposed producers to Asian competition.

As mentioned above, complete competition is not expected since these two compounds, in addition to sharing lipid II as target, also have nonoverlapping binding sites (non-cross-linked cell wall for vancomycin and the membrane for nisin).

This is compound country.

The competition is split into two knockout competitions, one for each type of bow: compound and recurve.