Sentence examples for cripple competitiveness from inspiring English sources
BLOOMBERG In Defense of the Volcker Rule | Banks have complained that the Volcker Rule, intended to limit federally insured banks' ability to trade for their own book, would stunt economic growth, cripple competitiveness and saddle firms with big costs.
Get ready for gripes and groans from the usual suspects saying that increased regulation would poison the American economy and cripple our competitiveness.
As a senior aide in President Hollande's Elysée Palace, he was largely responsible for the President's change of direction in January towards cuts in the high payroll taxes which cripple France's competitiveness.
But with the recent sunset of a sales tax exemption for the industry and no property tax exemptions, the excise tax could cripple Wyoming's competitiveness for wind energy projects, Ms. Riley said.
Oliver Brüstle, a professor at the University of Bonn and a stem-cell-research advocate in Germany, worries that German restrictions will limit his access to E.U. support and cripple Germany's competitiveness in the field.
WASHINGTON -- The United States is badly lagging in basic research on new forms of energy, deepening the nation's dependence on dirty fuels and crippling its international competitiveness, a diverse group of business executives warn in a study to be released Thursday.
By the early 1980s, many feared that university programs would wither and that a growing professional gap would cripple U.S. high-tech competitiveness.
While some hail Typekit as "the best thing to happen to web design since the re-emergence of browser competitiveness", skeptics have noted issues like downtime could cripple Typekit.
He takes power in a country that is crippled with public debt, high unemployment, stuttering growth, decimated industry, low competitiveness, high public spending and the impending doom of the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
