Sentence examples for competitiveness ratings from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the Davos World Economic Forum last week downgraded Germany's place in its annual competitiveness ratings to sixth place from fifth.
The World Economic Forum has issued competitiveness ratings for 20 years based on increasingly sophisticated measures, including government, law, ethics, infrastructure, technology, debt and education, said its lead economist, Jennifer Blanke.
On Friday, S.& P. kept Germany's ratings untouched, citing its continued competitiveness and financial rigor.
Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.
"You must know that certain experts think that these Western ratings are, in fact, an instrument for raising their competitiveness on the labor market," Mr. Putin said at their meeting, where they discussed a law that would recognize foreign university diplomas in Russia.
The very same day, Moody's Investors Service, one of the big three ratings agencies, downgraded France's sovereign debt to reflect in part "its gradual, sustained loss of competitiveness and the long-standing rigidities of its labor, goods and service markets".
Overheating has hurt competitiveness.
Ireland has regained competitiveness.
