Sentence examples for competitor causes from inspiring English sources

In this study, we analyse a simple model of plant community assembly incorporating competition for space and dispersal dynamics, showing how, even when a species is capable of rapid migration into an empty landscape, the presence of an ecologically similar competitor causes Reid's paradox to re-emerge because of the dramatic slowing effect of competitive interactions on a species' rate of spread.

In the final race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, the MC12 was clipped by a competitor, causing damage that resulted in a lengthy pit stop.

"We believe that the growth of fast casual chains and other in-line competitors causes some fast food customers to 'trade up' to a more traditional dining out experience while keeping the benefits of quick service dining," the report reads.

Singapore Airlines posted its first profit decline in eight quarters as fuel prices surged and an increase in the number of low-fare competitors caused ticket prices to fall.

Do settlers face a pathogen, predator, or competitor that causes extensive post-settlement mortality?

26 Changes in behavior may also be influenced by the Kohler effect, which suggests that the presence of a superior (eg, stronger, faster) competitor will cause increased effort.

If the predator or competitor is causing the deaths of individuals that are poorly adapted to the changing environment, then the species interaction probably will facilitate adaptation.

The bars is her weakest event, but the disappointment would shake some competitors and cause them to lose focus.

His $580 million bid for Newsday and his urgency in remaking The Journal worry his competitors and cause angst in many newsrooms, including his own.

Knowing a company is running ads for something and how much they're spending could help competitors and cause other problems.

We will claim in this paper that it was in particular the above-average propensity to share innovative information with customers and competitors which caused the exceptional international competitiveness of the West German plastics industry including chemical firms, plastics fabricators and machine makers.