Sentence examples for competitive consequences from inspiring English sources

In competitive systems, niche construction leads to alternative competitive consequences, which implies that trade-offs between the abilities of competition, colonization, and niche construction are important to competitive coexistence.

This, of course, will also have financial consequences, and possibly competitive consequences, providing a good measure of punishment for the Pistons for their negligence.

Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, in United States District Court in Manhattan, said he was appointing the experts to advise the court on the two auctioneers' plan for valuation of the certificates and the competitive consequences of issuing such certificates.

It's a free country, but also one where competition is supposed to prevail and prevent companies, including banks, from simply raising the price of their burgers without suffering the competitive consequences.

First, through mediated revealing, the boundary organization allowed firms to disclose R&D problems while minimizing adverse competitive consequences.

Other than the study of Kennedy [ 34], the consequences of environmental change for lichen dominated vegetation have not been addressed experimentally in the Antarctic, while at Arctic sites most responses of lichen species to experimental warming have been attributed to the negative (competitive) consequences of increases in vascular plants [ 22].

These are appointed when the competition directorate decides to investigate a complaint about abusive behaviour from a business rival, an accusation of collusion or a merger with potentially anti-competitive consequences.

Over $500m was spent in the House races this year, mainly on TV ads, even though only about 30 of the 435 contests were, even generously, described as competitive – another consequence of congressional redistricting.

Mark Sanchez was predictably patchy in discussing the potential fallout from the presence of Tim Tebow, who was characteristically sunny on all matters of competitive and social consequences, while demonstrating his adroitness for tacit but unmistakable self-promotion.

This paper discusses the consequences competitive bidding have on lead time in project-based production, such as construction.

As with competitive interactions, the consequences of cooperative interactions will depend on whether they are within or between species.