Sentence examples for competitiveness over from inspiring English sources

It also undermined co-operation in necessarily co-operative roles, introducing competitiveness over goals and attainment.

Superimposed is a general anxiety that Germany might squander its global competitiveness over its cost of energy.

Rodgers said British politicians had previously fought a tough battle to ensure competitiveness over, for example, working hours legislation.

Yet, even as the economy has lost competitiveness over the years, the PdL and its precursor, Forza Italia, have neglected reform.

He also warned that a number of "states still need to invest more in structural reform to turn around their relative loss of competitiveness over several years".

Overregulation based on fear and bureaucratic behavior will ensure the decline of our technological and economic competitiveness over the next 50 years.

Bringing the unions to heel was seen as the first step to correct the deteriorating public finances, declining economic competitiveness, over-manned public sector and double-digit inflation.

"Solar was the biggest single contributor, thanks to the huge improvements in its cost-competitiveness over the last five years".

Skills shortages were said to be the biggest threat to competitiveness, with over half of those polled concerned about future access to skilled migrant workers.

His mental toughness and competitiveness always take over, no matter what the circumstances.

Where most horses have at least some caution, my friend's horse will try anything — his mental toughness and competitiveness always takes over, no matter what the circumstances.