Sentence examples for escape competition from inspiring English sources
Protectionists want to escape competition, pretending that we can keep our high standard of living while walling off our economy.
As Peter Thiel, PayPal's cerebral founder, put it in "Zero to One": "All failed companies are the same: they failed to escape competition".The result, in both cases, is an unparalleled concentration of power.
It is important for seeds to be spread away from parent plants, both to allow seedlings to escape competition with the parent and to expand the range of the species.
If you can spot, sort and commercialise your unique patterns, you can escape competition!
Yet new restaurants are opening up all the time, almost contrary to Thiel's advice that entrepreneurs "escape competition". Fair enough, but why if "escape competition" is so true do investors continue to fund that which rushes to the competition?
Of crucial importance to Thiel is that miracles result not from going into battle with other companies in order to compete limited profits away, but to "escape competition" altogether.
Formerly state-owned industries (telecommunications, utilities) have globalized after deregulation to spur growth and escape stiffened competition at home.
The most successful invaders within the genus are poor at competing with native vegetation, and an ability to escape from competition seems crucial for invasion success.
In the last decade, Colonial, based in Montgomery, Ala., has expanded into fast-growing markets in Florida, Georgia and Tennessee to escape fierce competition in its home state.
She and I spent a delightfully humiliating three hours in the bayou here on Monday proving that we would make excruciatingly bad contestants on "The Great Escape," a competition reality show that has its premiere Sunday night on TNT.
Strong competitors can efficiently exploit the massive clumping resources, and poor competitors tend to escape from competition of native species in disrupted niches; (2) The spread of invasive exotic species is positively related to the seed production and negatively related to the reproduction age.
