Sentence examples for competitiveness without from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, it's clear that too much competitiveness without restraint can exhaust ideas and people, pushing less competitive people to the edge, and create a dog-eat-dog environment which eventually results in a toxic work environment.
I have inherited my father's competitiveness, without a doubt.
It is impossible to discuss national competitiveness without considering cities and the regions they anchor.
The Germans will also have to accept higher inflation to allow others to regain competitiveness without being pushed into deflation.
The ECB could loosen monetary policy further and let inflation run higher, especially in Germany, to give more space for southern countries to regain competitiveness without being pushed into self-defeating deflation.
To keep the thing flying, you'd need something like a reverse play along the same lines: an inflationary boom in Germany, so that the periphery can regain competitiveness without devastating deflation.
This project offers them the space and independence to let this natural competitiveness thrive without being muted by their male counterparts.
But Portugal's unexpected increase in G.D.P., which followed 10 consecutive quarters of contraction, "shows that you can increase export competitiveness even without the option of an exchange rate devaluation," said Luis Cabral, an economics professor at New York University.
Legislators call for tax cuts for the sake of "competitiveness" perhaps without realizing that our total tax take as a percentage of G.D.P. is about 35 percent lower than Germany's.
If the best small firms were able to grow bigger, Greece and the rest might solve their competitiveness problems without having to cut wages or leave the euro.The periphery's productivity malaise is the result of the rigid rules that govern jobs and goods markets.
"It's very difficult to imagine [lifting Europe out of recession] without growth, and very difficult to imagine growth without competitiveness, and very difficult to be competitive without resource efficiency".
