Sentence examples for Bolster competitiveness from inspiring English sources

President Obama on Thursday announced a broad effort to promote American goods overseas, hoping to bolster competitiveness abroad and create jobs in the United States.

The first test comes Thursday in Brussels when, rather than addressing growing concerns about the euro, E.U. leaders will start work on a broader economic strategy designed to bolster competitiveness in the next decade.

The move is seen as an all-out effort to bolster competitiveness in the markets for smartphones and tablet computers, businesses in which products based on the rival ARM architecture have gained an early foothold, leaving Intel scrambling to catch up.

Perhaps institutions can find stability by investing more heavily in their areas of excellence to bolster competitiveness in that area.

In fact, they could actually save money by bolstering competitiveness and foster greater unity by isolating fringe groups outside the political mainstream.

Roush, Rick Hendrick and Roger Penske have large automotive businesses outside racing to bolster their competitiveness.

A weaker dollar against China's renminbi would bolster the competitiveness of American products in China while making Chinese goods more expensive in America.

The immigration policies of rich nations, including the United States, Canada, Britain and Australia, have sought to attract highly educated professionals, to bolster their competitiveness and to fill gaps in domestic skills.

Despite much hand-wringing over Asia's rise, Mexico has failed to take any steps — like freeing up the state-controlled energy companies or streamlining its cumbersome legal system — that would bolster its competitiveness.

Given the plight of European universities, your enthusiasm about a few fresh attempts to bolster their competitiveness is somewhat amusing.Most of the EU's universities are part and parcel of the pervasive "welfare economy," and that is where they are likely to stay for many more years.

The company did not give a reason for the change but said Mr. Le Gall's "primary mission will be to energize Arianespace's sales and marketing policy and bolster the competitiveness of Ariane 5," the agency's newest and largest launcher.