Sentence examples for conditions compete from inspiring English sources

Livestock raised in these conditions compete with humans for space and water, and pose a risk to human and animal health.

McEnroe, who would sure light a tennis fire if he ever played himself, said he thought he could, under these fast conditions, compete with the smallish Black brothers in singles.

Ryan calls this voucher system "premium support". We are more inclined to think of it as more of a reality TV show where older people with pre-existing conditions compete to find insurance in an unregulated marketplace.

But even under rosy conditions, competing against the cash-rich giant is as brutal as ever, as witnessed by the pain spreading to two technology pioneers Palm and Real Networks that once seemed invulnerable to Bill Gates' relentlessness.

Monitoring and managing long term conditions competed with these other problems for emotional and material resources and was rarely top of the priority list.

During millions of years of co-existence with changing environmental conditions, competing plants, potential pests and foraging animals, conifers have evolved potent and effective defense mechanisms.

As we have shown, for state-of-the-art superconducting circuits, and under realistic dissipative conditions, competing phases and the dynamics of confining strings can be investigated in small circuit lattices.

Additionally, given random initial conditions, competing communities always produce a steady species ratio of either 1 0 or 0 1; mutualistic communities always result in an equal 1 1 ratio, while neutralistic communities lead to a random species ratio between 1 0 and 0 1.

The delivery of diabetes services and the resources for managing the condition compete with the need to combat infectious conditions such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria [ 2, 6- 8].

These lie mainly in a limited popular awareness of hypertension as a chronic yet manageable condition, competing health belief models, a shortage of physicians, and poor management of available resources.

European businesses must be given the conditions to compete or may lose their edge completely.