Sentence examples for contributing to competition from inspiring English sources

It has more chance of contributing to competition if it is adopted by a second-tier player with ambitions to join the big league.

Both men pointed to forces inside and outside the festival that are contributing to competition films that are more audience friendly, starting with the creation in 2010 of a Sundance category called Next.

"This not only impacts joint financial decision-making, but it can contribute to competition," she said.

We are joining the game to contribute to competition [and] ensures freedom of choice".

The relative higher abundance of Methanosarcina in the low-current PMFC compared to the high-current PMFC likely contributed to competition for acetate.

(2003) showed that quorum sensing interference could contribute to competition whereby different agr types of S. aureus and S. epidermidis could not inhabit the same community.

Together, these studies establish that relative differences in the levels of these synaptic signaling molecules are more important than their absolute levels for attracting presynaptic partners, and that this mechanism contributes to competition between postsynaptic neurons for presynaptic inputs.

Limited pharmaceutical and financial resources, inadequate understanding of the role and nature of the CHA programme and communication challenges between various stakeholders contributed to competition between CHAs and existing staff.

"The effects of climate change, population growth, rapid urbanization, and environmental degradation are contributing to greater competition for resources, adding to tensions and instability," he said.

The argument frequently put forth is that further development of our immigration system's infrastructure works against our own people by contributing to increased competition in the domestic job market.

Poor procurement procedures and weak supply chain systems are major barriers to access to medicines in India, contributing to low competition, low quality, high price and variable availability of drugs [ 12].