Sentence examples for enhanced competition from from inspiring English sources

When you won't have the winter feeling?" Winter sports are already flatlining, or even declining, in Europe and the US, in part because of the enhanced competition from long-haul winter destinations.

Deprivation can also lead to enhanced competition for limited resources.

Besides the Energiewende, another transition is taking place leading to enhanced competition between the different biomass resources: the transition from fossil oil-based materials to renewable materials like bioplastics for chemicals or fibreboards for the construction sector.

This can be attributed to a decreased supply of In adatoms from the substrate due to an enhanced competition.

Liberal trade is nothing but enhanced competition.

Host No. 2: "You mean the ultimate in enhanced competition, don't you?" Host No. 1: "Here we go with the steroid thing again".

The enhanced competition would probably do as much (or more) to contain costs and improve quality as the public option, while generating less emotional and political opposition.

It was concluded that AM 4113, a CB1 neutral antagonist, produces the same effects on the BSS as AM 251, but that response competition from enhanced grooming may not be a sufficient explanation for the anorectic effects of CB1 antagonists/inverse agonists.

The possibility that competition from enhanced grooming could account for the anorectic effect of AM 4113 was examined by yoking the pattern of disruptions caused by grooming in the AM 4113-treated group to forced locomotion in a different group fed in a modified running wheel.

Thus, enhanced pollen competition involving sequential arrival of pollen from several donors appears to be negative for the female reproductive function.

Another is competition from locals.