Sentence examples for triggering competition from inspiring English sources

At the time, Southwest Airlines also expressed interest in purchasing the airline, ultimately losing to Republic and triggering competition between the two at Denver International Airport.

The very diversity of the works that triggered competition resulting in extremely high prices proved otherwise.

However high-minded their motives, they can trigger competition and conflict; from the Balkans in 1914 to central Africa now, there is no scarcity of depressing examples.

Once again Five looks to be a good fit with ITV, although any such deal could trigger competition concerns as ITV's share of the TV ad market would again rise above 50%.

By showing a progress indicator it can also trigger competition to reach a higher position on the leaderboard or to have recognized some prestige.

Degradation or depletion of natural resources, unequal distribution and population pressure can trigger competition for scarce resources, in particular arable land and water.

In contrast, other factors known to trigger competition in mitotic epithelia (dMyc, activated growth factor signaling or apico-basal tumor suppressor genes) do not play a role in this type of competition.

Our study, however, goes further to demonstrate that limited resources triggered competition among staff in some health posts a situation which did not only result into exclusion from duties but also misallocation of tasks in certain instances.

Theoretical studies of asexual evolution show that clonal interference emerges whenever there is a sufficiently high supply of beneficial mutations to trigger competition between mutant clones (Gerrish and Lenski 1998; Wilke 2004; Schiffels et al. 2011).

That did not stop it from triggering furious competition and soaring to $19.12 million, surprising seasoned market observers.

But by triggering price competition, the RPS has indirectly contributed to the erosion of pharmacists' remuneration.