Sentence examples for thus competing from inspiring English sources

Three different pay-TV technologies are thus competing for viewers.

(One theory is that a teenage mother is still growing and thus competing with the fetus for nutrients).

A spokesman for the All England Club said the policy operated where items of food had been given away by "ambush marketeers" to people queuing so they could get their products into the ground and hopefully shown on television, thus competing with real sponsors.

Two theoretical approaches are thus competing.

Thus, competing hypotheses of hydrogen-bonding to ice vs the hydrophobic effect as driving forces for adsorption have surprisingly converged.

A nonagonist monocyte chemotactic protein-1 (MCP-1/CCL2) mutant (PA508) with increased affinity for glycosaminoglycans and thus competing with CCL2 was evaluated as a candidate for preventing neointima formation or myocardial ischemia/reperfusion injury.

Bidders thus competed enthusiastically over "PH-21," signed in 1962 by Clyfford Still, who died in 1980.

Mr. Binswanger said he did not expect Fox Interactive to sublease its empty space — and thus compete with the remaining space at Horizon — but even so, the vacancy means that the Playa Vista commercial area is eerily quiet.

Others, who justified English slave sales to the Spanish colonies because payment was in cash, condemned the same traffic with French islanders, who paid in molasses and thus competed with nearby English sugar planters.

The behavioral satiety sequence was preserved after RS and FSS but grooming was markedly increased, which thus competed with, and could reduce, other behaviors, including eating.

If we assume that higher education dropouts are aiming to enter skilled or even high skilled employment, they thus compete with applicants with formal qualifications for these jobs.