This is an important finding because it indicates that the gender gap in competitiveness is largely driven by mediating factors (potentially accessible to policy intervention) and not by gender per se.
But his vision, despite his own retiring nature, of connecting people through the ether has remained remarkably coherent, as has his appetite for risk .You have to be driven by competitiveness, which is usually driven by adversity," he told the Academy that day, a decade ago.
The titans are powerful beings who live in relatively pleasant circumstances, but are driven by competitiveness and obsessively envious of the splendor of the gods.
There, managers use American team-building models and are driven by a fierce competitiveness that has put Michelin -- barely -- in the position of No. 1 global tire manufacturer.
Later, when marketing the antibiotic, which is driven by profitability and competitiveness, lower operational costs with concurrently higher yields are required for microbial production [ 21].
"We're driven by competition".
Walker implies that these sports – driven by the athlete's competitiveness, the audiences' appetite for excitement and the huge pull of sponsorship money – need greater safety regulation, before leaving the issue up in the air.
The World Economic Forum releases an annual global competitiveness index; Canada consistently performs well, largely driven by its strong performance in providing basic requirements and efficiency enhancers (see Canada's report card here).
The Italian government claims that its research and development funding decisions are driven by the needs of economic competitiveness, environmental protection, job creation, and European integration.
This has been driven by the increasing requirements for cost competitiveness and lead-time reduction.
