Sentence examples for evolved to compete from inspiring English sources

Similarly in hardware, Apple's iPhone wasn't a low-end feature phone that evolved to compete with Motorola and Nokia but at a more competitive price point.

As men and women have evolved to compete for sexual partners, we can expect the modern work place to be a hotbed of sexual emotions, which might need to be regulated (Browne, 2006).

Wild-type algae in their natural environment evolved to compete for light energy and maximize individual cell growth; however, in a photobioreactor, global productivity should be maximized.

Employees must evolve to compete in a knowledge-based economy.

But Miliband won't be drawn on how the single market might evolve to compete with China, India and the US, or if the EU can adapt at all with the single currency in perpetual crisis.

LinkedIn must evolve to compete, the move to open their platform is a definite step in the right direction.

Symbian was stuck in its own folder-strewn rut, desperately needing to evolve to compete in the slick new mobile world order.

Christensen posited that industries are disrupted when new entrants into a market build simpler and less expensive products that eventually evolve to compete against incumbents but at a better cost model.

Burmese pythons are unfamiliar hobgoblins in Florida, and native species haven't evolved to resist or compete with them.

Specifically, causing population bottlenecks within invasive species, especially if the bottleneck is sustained for a period of time, and is in response to an unrelated selective agent such as herbicide, could greatly affect the ability of invasive species evolve to better compete with co-occurring native populations.

Images of the clones are shown in Figure 3 figure supplement 1, and size distributions of each clone are shown in Figure 3 figure supplement 2. We tested the ability of the evolved clones to compete with their ancestor.