Sentence examples for competition with those from inspiring English sources

In these instances competition obviously has some effect, but it does not sufficiently explain why older, mature organs suffer in competition with those still in active development.

When deprived of their state subsidies, most eastern German industries proved unable to survive in free competition with those of western Germany or with other European Community countries.

The redesign places Foursquare much more squarely in competition with those big names, making it all the more crucial that the company hit its mark.

There are thousands of restaurant workers in New York displaced from Sept. 11, and the Windows workers are in hot and heavy competition with those other workers for jobs".

For one thing, it is insular, arrogant and obtuse to stage the meeting in direct competition with those overseas targets that would tell us something new about champions who have already established their local superiority.

This puts it in competition with those artists, say Dan Graham, who create three-dimensional artworks and are usually better at it, while depriving architecture of one of its principal attributes, which is that it serves use.

Before that, the major clubs in England played mainly in cup competitions, with those games supplemented by a series of ad-hoc friendlies.

So that was a cultural shift for us in New York — we're in a competition with all those other states.

We're in competition with the streets.

Prior has scored 187 runs in this year's competition, with 81 of those coming off just 37 balls in Sussex's game against Hampshire earlier this month.

In contrast, the most important parameters for plants in competition with weeds were those controlling the intensity of soil foraging (plant density and branch spacing) and rate of root system establishment (relative root growth rate), highlighting the importance of quickly and effectively occupying the soil volume during establishment if a crop is to out-compete weeds.