Sentence examples for competitiveness decline from inspiring English sources

Those with debt problems also tend to be those that have seen their competitiveness decline.

That pushed up unit-wage costs relative to those in the rest of the euro area (notably super-competitive Germany) and cost competitiveness declined steadily (see chart 3).

I think what you can say is that over time if the country is more productive we will create more employment and higher paid employment than the alternative, which is that our competitiveness declines".

When tax dodgers are able to avoid contributing to our communities and country, the overall environment for the rest of our businesses deteriorates and our worldwide competitiveness declines.

On the flip side, those who voted against the bill saw the threat - increases in energy prices, loss of industrial competitiveness, declining economic activity - much more acutely than the opportunity.

In Drosophila, the repeatability of sperm competitiveness declines when ejaculate × ejaculate × female combinations become inconsistent [ 23], and in vivo observations of sperm within the female tract have demonstrated the complexity of these interactions [ 24].

Fully 71% of the businesspeople polled expected America's competitiveness to decline over the next three years.

"If they have to pay high taxes in Hungary, their competitiveness will decline".

The answer is, apparently, not very: over 70% expect the country's competitiveness to decline over the next three years.

Their argument is that Australia's competitiveness will decline if we don't cut company tax to match selected low-tax countries.

But few things have been said about the gravity of the French economic crisis: the deficits in France's public accounts and balance of payments; its drop in competitiveness; its decline in international commerce; its apathetic growth.