These species compete with each other [ 20],[ 21], and flycatchers have been suggested to both suffer from competition with tits [ 20]-[ 23] and benefit from their presence during breeding time [ 24],[ 25].
Under the existing arrangement, the French not only lose tax funds, but their firms suffer in competition with businesses with headquarters in Monaco.
Incubators may also suffer from competition with other incubators for management teams and ideas.
In these instances competition obviously has some effect, but it does not sufficiently explain why older, mature organs suffer in competition with those still in active development.
Beard was a recruiting coup for Goestenkors, who used to suffer in competition with Tennessee and Connecticut for top players in part because women's basketball does not draw well in North Carolina.
Rail transport has played a crucial role in the Australian economy, but most systems have suffered in competition with road and air services.
Instead of leveling the playing field for kids who really do suffer from a deficit, we're ratcheting up the level of competition with performance-enhancing drugs.
Porcelain and tin-glazed earthenware factories both in England and abroad suffered from competition with Wedgwood's creamware.
Starting in the 1970's and 80's, Watsonville apple growers suffered from competition with the much larger shippers of Washington State, and found they could make more money with vegetables, berries and flowers.
In recent years, both Warner and Disney suffered from competition with discount stores that sold studio-licensed T-shirts emblazoned with the same cartoon characters for far less money than the studio stores.
In this setting, it is likely that the southern African buffalo population progressively suffered from competition with livestock for food resources and that significant discontinuities appeared in its initial distribution range.
