Sentence examples for competitive combining from inspiring English sources

His second postulate for coexistence is that several species are equally competitive (competitive combining ability), which was not tested explicitly in this study but is probably the case since several canopy species showed very similar ontogenetic response patterns and would thus compete.

This pressure to stay competitive, combined with the 24/7, always-on reality, has contributed to a well-documented rise in burn out.

All this is beginning to happen, with many examples from around the world of good policy, entrepreneurial businesses and competitive markets combining to generate low-carbon growth.

Everton have won three successive matches in all competitions - the same tally of wins they recorded in their previous 20 competitive matches combined.

Democracy and competitive elections combined with federal politics may even make things worse.

This competitive handicap, combined with insufficient management attention, proved too great to overcome.

All four games were competitive; the combined point differential was 16 points.

"Unfortunately, the realities of operating what, in essence, has become a seasonal business in a very competitive environment, combined with other problems and concerns, led to the informed decision to sell the property," the statement said.

In the European Community the production of biofuels has seen a steep increase (IEA, 2010) but the production will not be competitive unless combined with a parallel production of chemicals.

This technology could be alternative for conventional technologies, offering the promise of competitive performance combined with an environment friendly system with a few or no moving parts, and no need for lubrication or sliding seals.

Altria's competitive advantages combined with the addictive nature of its products cause it to be highly recession-resistant.