Sentence examples for escape from competition from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
For some respondents moving locations is a strategy to escape from the harsh competition at a brothel, but at the same time it is also a strategy to gain economic benefit as the new girl in town.
Hence, a larger pelvic fin size might imply advantages during female-female competition, for example when the decision whether to attack or escape from a rival is estimated by a larger lateral display area.
The networks are continuing to make deals for programs that involve everything from a scavenger hunt around the world to a competition to escape from a high-technology prison.
At best, more effective instruction and school-level organizational management will make the chance to escape from poverty a slightly fairer competition among individuals.
From "Escape from the Senate," by Jeff Shesol.
IT IS hard to escape from history.
The question arises, though: Escape from what?
Think "Escape from New York," but with crossbows.
