Sentence examples for competition translates from inspiring English sources

Big companies outsource manufacturing through contractors, then subcontractors, and fierce retail competition translates into a squeeze on factories in Bulgaria, China, Indonesia or wherever.

To be of evolutionary consequence, the advantage of increased height in mate choice and intra-sexual competition should translate into increased reproductive success for taller men.

It is plausible that competition between translated products of edited and unedited orfB transcripts may lead to impaired biogenesis and uncoupling or decreased phosphorylation activity of the F1F0 ATPase complex.

Competition for links translates into a dynamic exponent that seems to follow the fitter-get-richer model of network growth, with preferential attachment to firms holding key technologies.

Possession and outshooting the competition is not translating to wins in 2014.

Faster response time can provide a sharper edge over the competition, which can translate into more profit.

Personally I would rather see the competition between companies translating into a more benign trading of assets, even some forms of collaboration.

When Flitto launched five years ago, its main competition was Google Translate, says founder and chief executive officer Simon Lee.

"Each city and each country will forge links with others, and that competition which so often translates into hostility we would steer into an amicable rivalry of hospitable communal spirit".

As a consequence, selection, that translates in competition with the host and among viral variants, usually results in the persistence of the most infective, pathogenic or more persistent variants.

Ms. Amaro, a 19-year-old from Florida, has the kind of pure, powerful voice that not only is made for this type of competition but also could translate into a genre-crossing recording career.