Sentence examples for competitive gaps from inspiring English sources
Sarkozy stated that eurozone countries must prepare their national budgets in a common fashion, face stringent automatic penalties for breaking fiscal rules and undertake measures to narrow competitive gaps.
The NYSE thinks that European corporate-governance regulation is already tightening too, thus reducing the competitive gap.
By the time Mr. Sherwood left the show in September 2006, the competitive gap with "Today" was wider than when he began.
Soon after, he and other senior engineers were putting the Cruze through 80-mile-per-hour comparison tests with the Civic to close the competitive gap.
With every piece of good news about the Big Three comes another reminder of how wide the competitive gap with Japan remains.
It would not immediately bridge the gulf between, say, the German and Spanish economies; or even the growing competitive gap between the German and French economies.
For the integrity of women's international cricket the ICC, through investment, needs to close the competitive gap, through following the England model, helping create more bilateral cricket and robust domestic competitions.
The move seems likely to narrow the company's competitive gap with Google, and it represents a further threat to Yahoo one that joining up with AOL might not do much to surmount.
The move seems likely to narrow the company's competitive gap with Google, and it represents a further threat to Yahoo — one that joining up with AOL might not do much to surmount.
With the ratification of the last of their new four-year agreements with the United Automobile Workers union on Wednesday, the Detroit car companies have successfully held the line on costs and further closed the competitive gap with their foreign rivals.
"One thing is that we have a short time and so many teams, so many new teams," he said when asked about the competitive gap with the N.H.L. "The level for the game or the players is not so high when you build fast — a big league.
