Sentence examples for decline of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

In The New Industrial State (1967) he envisioned a growing similarity between "managerial" capitalism and socialism and called for intellectual and political changes to stem what he saw as a decline of competitiveness in the American economy.

Enrollment in computer science programs, and degrees from them, are rising after a decade of decreases, despite much handwringing about the decline of American competitiveness in technology and innovation from President Obama on down.

Someone like Hagel, who is a nonideologue and is actually grounded in reality, can offer a fresh start: competent government from a straight-talking guy who is willing to tackle problems like the deficit and the decline of our competitiveness, and who will not govern by instilling fear and trampling our Constitution.

In recent years, the food industry has been affected by the wider decline and loss of competitiveness of the Italian industry.

The decline of American economic competitiveness is part and parcel of "getting the government off our backs".

American arms, in other words, had been lid-keepers on unrest and inter-Arab rivalries, and a cushion for the decline of US economic competitiveness.

You just hear this constant whining, complaining about a loss of competitiveness, America in decline".

Within America, by contrast, cost imbalances are resolved less painfully, because workers are willing to move from depressed states to where jobs are more plentiful.Portugal's ballooning trade deficit in the late 1990s was a symptom of declining competitiveness and the economy has yet to recover from the subsequent bust.