Sentence examples for less competitive for from inspiring English sources

Overall competition is designed to make winning neuron and its neighborhood neurons less competitive for outlining the tour, and regional competition is designed to make them more competitive for refining the tour, both compared with the standard SOM.

In some cases this was probably true, but bidding was less competitive for these works and tended to slow down the rest of the sale.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has already sent word that he will veto the compromise as a "shortsighted" measure that will make the city less competitive for businesses.

Saga has said the following about the Bill: "Our insurance business, if forced to offer premiums to all age groups, would become less competitive for the over-50s because we would have to bear extra costs of quotation for the under-50s".

And so what I actually want to write about, instead of jolly Christmas gifts – and I know I've only reached my subject 600 words in, but Adrian Gill is dead so life has got a lot less competitive for Sunday columnists – is a study presented at a conference in London last week which found that "the positive glow of parenthood lasts only 12 months".

Smaller labs and less prestigious scientists are less competitive for funds and equipment.

Often the competition is less competitive than for an off-campus job.

Accumulating evidence indicates that a number of viral immediate-early proteins actively exert a growth-arrest function by which the virus induces a less competitive environment for resources required for viral DNA replication.

It is a serious competition for medals and sponsorship dollars, yet often confused with the Special Olympics — a far less competitive event for people with mental disabilities like Down syndrome.

"That makes them less competitive candidates for jobs after graduation".

Smaller camps can offer a less intimidating and less competitive experience for newbies, so are often a good place to start.