Outcompete in a sentence

One of those changes is to allow the slaughter of the wild horses which he said outcompete other species for grazing and water.

To catch up and outcompete its key competitors, Intel planned massive fabrication and design upgrades.

Cities outcompete natural resources in jobs and economic productivity by orders of magnitude.

Lime makes the soil more alkaline, encouraging grass to grow stronger and more vigorously, allowing it to outcompete and crowd out weeds.

Simultaneously, it is not yet a foregone conclusion that with the right industrial support, other countries cannot out-innovate, outproduce, and outcompete China in these sectors.

The only neotropical cats that outcompete ocelots are pumas and jaguars, so the smaller neotropical cats have a much harder job finding resources.

These countries ended up in a race to the bottom as they tried to outcompete each other on labor costs – meaning lower wages and less occupational safety.

Water hyacinth (front) and common salvinia (between the trees) are two invasive species that clog the Maurepas Swamp and outcompete native plants that wildlife rely on.

As negabarrels outcompete and replace barrels, solar and windpower have taken two-thirds and will soon take the last third of the world market for making electricity to replace fossil fuels in autos, buildings, and factories.

Despite (or perhaps because of) this military competitive disadvantage with Iran in the Middle East, nevertheless, the U.S. military can outcompete Iran by leveraging the one area where it owns a decisive competitive advantage: lethal force.

Invasive grasses such as serrated tussock () and molasses grass (Melinis minutiflora) are of great concern to conservationists, as they typically thrive after fire and readily outcompete native species.

This is unacceptable to the PM, who believes that the ability to set our own rules is the right of any independent state and a key benefit of Brexit that could allow the UK to outcompete the EU.

Palmer Amaranth is a particularly fast-growing weed that can easily outcompete every other plant that it comes up against and it is especially hard to kill.

Invasive plants outcompete native regeneration and only increase in intensity without our intervention.

The mosquitoes will be released along the Suva-Nausori corridor and Lami – the hotspots for Aedesaegypts mosquitoes – hence the release carrying mosquitoes will balance the presence of dengue mosquitos and slowly outcompete them from the ecosystem.

This has allowed them to grow faster and to outcompete ferns and conifers which had dominated ecosystems for hundreds of millions of years, researchers said.

In very high densities ( algal blooms ) these algae may discolor the water and outcompete, poison, or asphyxiate other life forms.

It is a " keystone species ", keeping its prey populations in balance so some do not outcompete the others and destroy the kelp in which they live.

Nitrogen levels that are unexpectedly too high could harm some tree species, but these particular specimens created a niche for themselves, and could outcompete others around them.

Thus, B cells expressing antibodies with a higher affinity for the antigen will outcompete those with weaker affinities for function and survival.