Sentence examples for competitiveness in part from inspiring English sources

Germany, they say, has recaptured its competitiveness, in part by resisting pressure for big pay increases.

In the end, the idea that there is a need to motivate people at the top through money seems extraordinary when set against the need for competitiveness, which depends in part on the motivation of the entire workforce, the majority of whom may be seeing their pay cut.

Newer models to enhance research competitiveness are needed, that in part, require efforts to reengineer the practices of AHCs to successfully achieve a vibrant faculty, a more efficient operating research model, and a governance with sufficient flexibility to adapt in a highly dynamic competitive context.

The prize was founded, in part, to encourage competitiveness.

As for moments of play that verged on dirty, couldn't that, in part, be misguided competitiveness?

The problems of the periphery are essentially two, he said: "High deficit and debt, but also low growth driven in part by this competitiveness problem".

This behaviour was compared to that of a "drug addict", linked, in part, to boys' competitiveness.

We know, for example, that what looks like a surge in Irish competitiveness is in large part a compositional effect, in which the relative robustness of highly capital-intensive industries (pharma) creates the illusion of a productivity boom.

The well-publicized problems confronting some European countries — caused, in part, by their lack of competitiveness — have infuriated Germans who fear they will have to pay for bailouts.

This work is supported in part by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and competitiveness TEC2015-71324-R (MINECO/FEDER), the Catalan authority AGAUR 2014SGR1344, ICREA under the ICREA Academia Award.

And latterly, they have in part morphed into pacts for employment and competitiveness that take on the characteristics of integrative bargaining.