Sentence examples for competitiveness around from inspiring English sources

In Gartrell's study, 64percentt of co-mothers acknowledged feelings of jealousy and competitiveness around bonding and child-rearing issues.

The studies should provide valuable information to parents, policy makers and employers as they work to close the skills gap and to maintain United States competitiveness around the world.

"Spending billions of additional federal tax dollars with no promises to reform the root causes crippling automakers' competitiveness around the world is neither fair to taxpayers nor sound fiscal policy," Mr. Boehner said in a statement.

Companies including Volkswagen and Renault immediately promised a fight to weaken the proposed legislation, saying that compliance would be difficult and that it would hurt their competitiveness around the world.

"There is definitely a spirit of competitiveness around weddings now – the bridezilla or groomzilla phenomenon is real," says Ehrman.

In the 2010 budget of €141.5 billion, the largest single expenditure item is "cohesion & competitiveness" with around 45% of the total budget.

However, there was a "rupture" in competitiveness from around 2000, says the report.

With greater access to information, buyers, in turn, might get a better price in a more globalized market, increasing competitiveness all around.

But then as people pass others and you climb up this ladder of the stand-up world there's backstabbing, stealing, fights, accusations flying around, the competitiveness of being a sort of independent contractor in this world where you sacrificed a lot on the hopes that you might make it as a comedian.

Graham grew up roughhousing with his brothers, Zac and Clark, in the backyard and learning competitiveness from being around his father's teams.

The slide has given rise to fears on this export-reliant island of 23 million that Samsung has deliberately focused on Taiwanese companies in a campaign to undermine their competitiveness in markets around the world.