Sentence examples for declining competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Both have low fertility, high immigration and declining competitiveness.
The rules also require that nations issue earlier warnings over asset bubbles and declining competitiveness.
Instead, the evidence should produce some soul-searching about the causes of this country's declining competitiveness.
Do we want "open access" considering budgetary constraints and the declining competitiveness of American higher education?
It was found to face "serious imbalances", particularly declining competitiveness and falling share of exports.
He also warned that France needed labor market overhauls and was suffering steadily declining competitiveness.
Indeed, upon being named chair of President Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, Immelt declared that "there is nothing inevitable about America 's declining manufacturing competitiveness if we work together to reverse it".
The United States has a unique opportunity today to reverse its declining economic competitiveness.
The presidential candidates must give serious attention to our declining industrial competitiveness.
When he came into office, in May of 2012, he listed unemployment, economic stagnation, and declining economic competitiveness as his highest priorities.
The rules, it said in a report, weaken national security and discourage innovation, isolating domestic industries in "a self-destructive strategy of obsolescence and declining economic competitiveness".
