Sentence examples for competitors for space from inspiring English sources

They venture into a world that's crowded with competitors for space, attention, love and money.

Nematocysts also allow cnidarians to prey on a variety of would-be competitors for space and food.

In some places, homoscleromorphs can be predominant and they seem to be strong competitors for space, overgrowing massive sponges, sea fans and erect bryozoans [13], [14], [15].

Jesus described in the words of this world, would be a competitor for space in it, part of its untruth.' Rowan will know, better than most of us, that anything he says will be part of the world's untruth and the more he conforms to the expectations of a headline culture, the more untruth there will be in it.

"It is a poor competitor for space and gets beaten up by everything".

After all, his chief competitors for the space are even bigger giants, Hewlett-Packard and IBM.

They also produce toxins that prevent other sessile organisms such as bryozoans or sea squirts from growing on or near them, making sponges very effective competitors for living space.

Competition for space or food often results in a regular spatial pattern, as individuals maximize the distance to other competitors.

The biological relevance of a largely cytolytic toxic arsenal could reflect a possible defensive role to deter fish predation and death by fouling organisms, including attack by coral-excavating sponges (Clionidae) which are strong competitors of corals for space on the reef shelf [ 55– 55].

Faced with stiff competition from well-established competitors for prominent commercial space, Metro Bank has had to wade through complex planning applications to get its branches approved.

Under conditions of high population density, species that overlap in their ecological niches may experience increased resource competition; thus, during these times infanticide could conceivably be used as a strategy to eliminate potential future competitors for resources or space.