Sentence examples for less competing from inspiring English sources

To promote more collaborating and less competing?

Whatever companies tend to not have much control over or need to have control over will outsource activities to firms that they consider "less competing".

That move has already reaped dividends, as Holifield was a major influence in the recent PolicyBridge report, "The Fusion of Inclusion," which revealed the region's significant minority population wasn't participating to any great degree, much less competing in and contributing to the strength of the region's innovation economy.

It can be argued, however, that the attributable preventive fraction could be greater, given less competing cardiovascular risk in these populations.

Disengagement from the flanker should then be facilitated, less time spent at the flanker, less competing flanker activation accumulated, and interference reduced by positive affect.

That may explain why Best Buy is downplaying its connection to Redline: The less competing chains know that they're selling their worst competitor's in-house acts, the better.

We hypothesized that the low NA activity possessed by the R292K variant might render the mutant strain less competent at competing with the wild-type virus.

Instead, highly valued activities-such as searching for food-are less likely to be displaced by less valued, competing activities in SHR than in WKY (R e SHR< R e WKY).

But there's no provision for accelerated depreciation, which makes the grants less attractive; competing firms that did find tax-equity sponsors might be able to charge less for their power, gaining a competitive edge.

She herself has become an avid user of Dove deodorant, saying it irritated her skin less than competing brands.

(An underperform rating suggests the analyst believes the stock will either fall within 12 months or will rise less than competing companies with higher ratings).