Sentence examples for compromising competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The rules are compromising competitiveness, which is detrimental to the sport".

But as with the passthrough tax benefits, Congress also wants to prevent abuse and to keep costs low without compromising competitiveness.

Investment fell, delaying modernization and further compromising French competitiveness.

Officials have also cut the size of men's teams, compromising their competitiveness.

Some of the most structurally important scleractinian corals may be able to acclimatize to gradually warmer waters by hosting thermally tolerant symbionts [5] but, the pressures of annual heat stress, ocean acidification and permanent symbiont changes on growth may act synergistically in compromising the competitiveness of these species to recover and compete between events.

This initiative responds to the concerns expressed by the interested parties about the need to tackle distortions in the single market without compromising Union competitiveness.

In this case, the additional costs due to the extension of the length of the guarantee would be on the operator's charge, so compromising their competitiveness.

"In research and development especially, Nokia has cut as far as it can without compromising its future competitiveness," said Karri Rinta, telecommunications analyst at Evli Bank in Helsinki.

They also represent an appropriate solution to the 'too big to fail' problem relating to the big banks without compromising their international competitiveness or that of the Swiss financial center".

Despite the need to evolve and overcome difficulties in resource management, the Portuguese Air Force has not upgraded its method, centered on hierarchical structure and career progress, compromising effectiveness and competitiveness amongst other organizations.

Only when productivity rises at a robust pace can workers enjoy faster wage increases without compromising their firms' competitiveness and market position.