Sentence examples for competitive ground from inspiring English sources

As well as being burdened by unsustainable levels of external debt, all five economies share the misery of trying to regain lost competitive ground through internal devaluation, in which domestic costs are ground down year after year.

France has lost competitive ground compared with Germany but also compared with Sweden and Italy.

The priority for Ireland's more flexible economy, which has been regaining some of its lost competitive ground, is to finish healing its banks.

A new report finds that two-thirds of small-business mobile-device users believe their companies would lose competitive ground without them.

In addition, hotel consultants and management companies say this year and next could be a make or break time for hotels to renovate or lose competitive ground.

Mr. Gantelet said that at present the commission had no evidence that the American carriers used the government aid to gain competitive ground on routes to Europe.

The ruling by the Administrative Council of Economic Defense, known as Cade, reversed a decision in March that blocked Telecom Italia's return to the Brazilian carrier's board on competitive grounds.

Even if the people's representatives were to be elected on fair and competitive grounds, they would be unable to bring about any real reforms in the affairs of the state.

Coke's efforts in recent years to buy Orangina and the Cadbury Schweppes brands ran into trouble from regulators on competitive grounds, with the plans ultimately scuttled or trimmed back.

Funding for basic research carried out in the academic setting is available, on competitive grounds, from national research councils and institutes (e.g., National Institutes of Health in the US and Medical Research Council in the UK).

Now the department even under a new, more business-friendly administration will face strong pressure to block both merger deals on anti-competitive grounds.Should it?