Sentence examples for more competitive environments from inspiring English sources

Their children had poor schooling and had difficulty adapting to more competitive environments, yet, because they were Chinese, they did not qualify for admissions quotas for minorities.

And thus, the strength of product market competition should put limits on the viability of discrimination, with gender pay gaps being lower in more competitive environments.

In 2011 reapportionment, female incumbents ended up facing entirely new voters, being paired with more senior incumbents, or running in much more competitive environments.

For example, crop alleles might be favored in a greenhouse pot experiment, whereas in more competitive environments, wild alleles could be favored.

As a result, more new drugs would be prescribed in more competitive environments than in less competitive environments, particularly if the new drugs are innovative, cost-efficient and address unmet clinical needs in evolving markets.

The House is a much more competitive environment".

"It is a much more competitive environment today," he said.

The success of Minions confirms the ever more competitive environment between studios in animation.

"It's going to be a more competitive environment," Mr. Carr said.

"The point of removing student number controls was to make a more competitive environment.

"It's a harder and more competitive environment than it's been in 40 years".