Sentence examples for competitiveness out from inspiring English sources

"I haven't always been known for my competitiveness out there, to really fight hard," Stosur said.

"We wanted to take the competitiveness out of it and work with what the philosophy of karate really is.

The automakers chose not to push Congress or the Bush administration on universal health care, which would have brought their companies back to global competitiveness, out of ideological sympathy with Republican values.

I'm just saying the true competitiveness is out in the open in women's sports".

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

But what America noticed was the way his ferocious competitiveness stood out from the torpor that appeared to have overtaken the European team.

In another measure of business climate and competitiveness put out by the World Economic Forum, the United States ranks fifth, again ahead of China (26), India (56) and a host of other countries where American companies are adding jobs.

Every destructive impulse has been screened out: competitiveness, territoriality, hierarchy even sex, beyond seasonal reproductive periods.

A cerebral soccer enthusiast with degrees from Macalester College in Minnesota and the University of Helsinki and a doctorate from Oxford, where he focused on industrial competitiveness, Mr. Rehn started out as a striker with Mikkelin Palloilijat, a soccer club in his hometown, Mikkeli, in southern Finland, but decided against making a career in sports.

But that's what happened last month, when President George W. Bush signed a bill to promote U.S. competitiveness that wiped out the Commerce Department's 2-decade-old 2-decade-old 2-decade-old Technology Administration

From the competitiveness analysis carried out in several Eurozone countries and USA for two possible scenarios 2015 and 2020, the results show that HCPV could be competitive in some locations in 2020.