Sentence examples for competitiveness comes from inspiring English sources

Reverse competitiveness comes into play with clothes.

With all this feeling, all this competitiveness, comes the inspiration.

His competitiveness comes through more naturally than any vision for the future.

But talk more, and a special brand of competitiveness comes out.

And that is where Jason Kidd, with his unassuming demeanor and his uncompromising competitiveness, comes into play.

The pair began a slow, circular tour, but then "the competitiveness comes out," Hingis said, undoubtedly referring to both of them.

Its competitiveness came at a cost.

"We've seen this price competitiveness coming for years," said Frans van Houten, chief executive of Philips Consumer Electronics.

His competitiveness came from growing up with four brothers, playing stickball, and he got his grit from his father.

But the competitiveness came through in interviews in state after state, where party heads and strategists described close match-ups.

The discussion about European competitiveness came after a business survey released in London on Thursday raised hopes that the euro zone could emerge from recession sooner than expected.