Sentence examples for by competitiveness from inspiring English sources

One feature Barron's is particularly proud of is its index of colleges by competitiveness -- from non to most.

The Journal plans to appeal.One of the annual surveys that try to rank countries by competitiveness demoted Japan from 4th to 11th.

But if Mitt Romney wins, she could be motivated — by competitiveness, even anger — and would almost certainly face pressure to mount an opposition bid.

By "competitiveness", they mean that investors will choose to put their capital in other countries in preference to Australia because they pay less tax there.

"We'll see who wins this time," she says, as she turns her computer on; her recreation of the pair's history is, from the outset, spurred by competitiveness, and a touch of anger.

Men and women are cut off from one another by jealousy, possessiveness or simple incomprehension, and men are cut off from one another by competitiveness and the fear of humiliation.

The latter was caused by a competitiveness crisis and made worse by the financial crisis.

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

The Presidents are judged, for the most part, by their accomplishments, and the games by their competitiveness, with points on either side for iconicness.

The most central parameter of the model is the agents' sensitivity to competitive comparisons of appreciations described by the competitiveness (alpha ).

The government's business accelerator programme supports these SMEs by funding institutions that can help the sector grow by improving competitiveness, business opportunities and market scalability.