Sentence examples for engine of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Luck and bouncing around notwithstanding, Lincoln, when pushed, admits that his success might also be down to a "driving engine of competitiveness" within.

They are demanding renewed focus on public education at all levels, as a proven engine of economic competitiveness and job growth, and defending "no-aid" protections in state constitutions that bar state funds for church activities.

In the first one, growth is directly driven by R&D expenditures, while in the second phase, innovation is the engine of growth through productivity and competitiveness gains.

Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.

McLaren are struggling this season, qualifying at the back largely because of the lack of competitiveness of the brand new Honda engine.

Specifically, Fig. 2 attempts to illustrate the nature and dynamics of an emerging globalization framework in which creativity and innovation (as enabler of technological effort in manufacturing and as an engine of industrial development) can lead to improved competitiveness and sustained development.

One problem is lack of competitiveness.

Nothing else compares in terms of competitiveness.

He rejected the idea of competitiveness with Mr. Benno.

So the real loss of competitiveness was even greater.

"The situation encouraged the most negative kind of competitiveness".