Individual reproductive competition is Darwinian "competition" in its true sense.

But the true forces of Darwinian competition are as powerful as ever, and they are also responsible for the ultimate biological achievement in cooperation: the body politic.

Some of those places are unlikely to do well in a Darwinian competition for the survival of the fittest.

Some say the plight of the double-deckers is a case study in regulatory buck-passing and Darwinian competition.

"There really is less stomach in Europe for the kind of Darwinian competition that we've embraced" in the United States, he added.

The Hayes bankruptcy comes at a time of fierce, Darwinian competition in the industry.

In any online Darwinian competition, Mr. Feola said, newspapers have many natural advantages.

They manage the biggest funds in the world, the ones that are winning the Darwinian competition for capital, and many of them aren't having any trouble beating the market.

The barrel fills, and everyone is thrown into the maelstrom of Darwinian competition.

"In a sense, crack is defining who will be the losers in that Darwinian competition for housing," he said.