Sentence examples for competitiveness in a from inspiring English sources

SOMETHING is rotten in the state of Germany's joint-stock companies, and it is robbing them of competitiveness in a harshly competitive world.

Two examples of distributions for sperm competitive ability are used: S and Snormal, both containing 60000 values of sperm competitiveness in a scale from 0 to 1. Mean sperm competitiveness for the bell-shaped S distribution is 0.495 (SD = 0.19, range 0.192 0.999; further details of this distribution can be found elsewhere [ 56] and in the Additional file 1).

Both companies drape their competitiveness in a down-home manner.

In the past few years, Germans have found that it is possible to win competitiveness in a currency union.

That and the retention of Wade and Bosh may be enough to bat away fears of irrelevancy and spawn optimism for competitiveness in a weak Eastern Conference.

In making the announcement, Mr. Liguori said that "the separation is designed to allow each company to maximize its flexibility and competitiveness in a rapidly changing media environment".

It is rational for corporations to free ride, given the costs of individual action, which affect profits and competitiveness in an international economy.

The G.A.O. would have 100 days to review the action, which can be expected to stoke a debate about American jobs and military competitiveness in an election year.

Morris questioned whether athletes in the United States were dedicated enough, willing to run punishing miles in training, to regain their competitiveness in an event dominated by Africans, Japanese, Europeans and Mexicans.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) – whose remit is to create the opportunity for people to escape poverty and improve their lives – invested £4.75m to take a 15.6% stake, arguing that it would be "promoting competitiveness in an industry that is vital to the Indian economy".

The importance of encouraging people to learn English is widely acknowledged throughout Asia, in order to improve both national and individual competitiveness in an increasingly globalized world.