Sentence examples similar to ever increasing competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The other measures on exempting the UK from ever-closer union, or increasing competitiveness in the EU are largely rhetorical.

So have labour costs, increasing competitiveness.

Such as cutting EU red tape and increasing competitiveness.

In this special time of demagoguery and democratic politics, much is made of the need to sustain the nation's competitiveness in an ever increasing global economy.

In its recent four-year corporate plan, the company straight-up acknowledged that "VIA Rail's lack of competitiveness is caused by its very low frequencies, ever increasing trip times and deteriorating [on time performance]." Can't get much more blunt than that.

Small steps first, ever increasing.

These hospitals have ever increasing capital needs.

Isn't that what your government believes: low wages increase competitiveness?

Suddenly there was a black hole where England's increased competitiveness was supposed to be.

A bill before Congress would create a National Civil Aviation Agency, which would be responsible for reorganizing the entire industry to increase competitiveness.

With inflation down to 1.8% the economics minister Fernando Jimenez said today this would "increase competitiveness, boost exports and create jobs".