Sentence examples for because of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

But that was just simply because of competitiveness.

There are a lot of lost jobs on Wall Street not because of competitiveness issues but because our regulators have actually not been up to the task".

"Every time the climate issue is raised, we say we can't do anything because of competitiveness," says Severson-Baker.

The growth card is complicated precisely because losses of competitiveness may have caused union decline.

2. Nobody wants to invest in European companies and economies because lack of competitiveness makes them a poor bet.

Its manufacturers have prospered in no small part because the lack of competitiveness of other euro area countries has held down the value of the currency.

Because the rhetoric of competitiveness, free markets, and economic prosperity dominated political and policy agendas, there was little room for CSOs to counteract commercial interests.

TORONTO -- Faced with the threat of their sport being excluded from the Winter Olympics after 2014 because of a lack of competitiveness, women's hockey officials have held preliminary discussions with the N.H.L. about forming an N.H.L.-supported women's league.

McLaren are struggling this season, qualifying at the back largely because of the lack of competitiveness of the brand new Honda engine.

They argue there is a case for protecting the Australian non-ferrous metals sector (aluminum) because of a loss of competitiveness resulting in potentially significant carbon leakage.

As many companies have demonstrated over time, product design contributes greatly to the improvement of competitiveness, because it permits reduction of costs, increase of quality, and often, shortening of the time necessary to get the product on the market.