Sentence examples for better competitiveness from inspiring English sources

These competition experiments highlighted the better competitiveness of P5 vs. P24 only at low temperature.

But better competitiveness has led to rising exports and a workable base for future expansion.

She said budget consolidation and growth were not contradictory, and together could lead to better competitiveness.

Although part of that trade improvement reflects lower imports, it is also a sign of better competitiveness as employers have been able to impose wage cuts without unleashing violent social unrest.

Few Argentine economists doubt that tax cuts, in the medium run, are a vital component of better competitiveness.Feeling flexibleOther measures to improve competitiveness are not going to be easy.

This algorithm has better competitiveness than the Irani Seiden algorithm if k is smaller than 108.

Perhaps no other event demonstrates better the competitiveness of Chinese mobile internet service companies than the recent acquisition of Uber China by its Chinese competitor, Didi.

A strong educational system leads to increased competitiveness, better jobs and more disposable income.

The federal Air Transportation Stabilization Board said the proposed merger "should better both airlines' competitiveness in a challenging industry environment".

Conservatives, in turn, need to concede that additional government revenues need to be raised by taxes that least distort economic decision-making, such as a value-added-tax that at least 139 nations already have, which would more honestly meet the Roundtable's objective of a "U.S. corporate tax structure that better promotes the competitiveness of U.S. corporations in the global marketplace".

From a process perspective, improvements in plant design can lower the production cost, providing better profitability and competitiveness if the conversion of the whole sugar cane is considered.