Sentence examples for lower competition for from inspiring English sources

"First-time buyers would benefit from lower competition for housing, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed," said Gaby Trinkaus, a vice president and senior analyst at Moody's.

Moody's, the credit rating agency, has highlighted the possible benefits of the UK leaving the EU for first-time buyers, as there would be "lower competition for housing, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed".

Furthermore, reproductive success in plants in sparse populations may benefit from lower competition for resources, such as light, soil nutrients and water.

For example, plants in such populations may experience lower competition for pollinator visits than those in large and dense populations (Steven et al., [2003]).

From the school-side, a reduction in the number of vacancies from good schools means lower competition for highly desirable teachers for good schools that are still in the market.

Across habitats, few species leaf and flower early (Fig.  2) yielding lower competition for soil and light resources and for pollinators (Mosquin 1971).

The reduced number of recruits by the large African sharptooth catfish predator lowers competition for space and food for adult Nile tilapia resulting in increased growth performance.

The positive effect on emergence could be attributed to a lowered competition for auxin between the less numerous initiated primordia.

The improvement in average working conditions is driven by the changes recorded in sectors that are generally considered more accessible to immigrants (hospitality, retail, transports etc)., while results are not significant in sectors that are typically less accessible to non‐citizens and in which natives face lower competition from immigrants (for example, the public or financial sectors).

Lower competition with salicylate for Fe3+ ions was observed with single negatively charged phosphatidates such as phosphatidylglycerol (PG), whereas neutral phosphatidates such as phosphatidylcholine (PC) and phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) showed no influence on the absorbance of the iron III) complex.

On the opposite side, the coverage of bryophytes group on the forest floor was improved in evergreen stands likely by lower competition with vascular plants for water and light at understory level (Gallo et al. 2013).