Sentence examples for failing competitiveness from inspiring English sources
"The extra time should be used wisely to address France's failing competitiveness.
A system that looks all over the place is in danger of blunting competitiveness but failing to put incidents in context.
Historically monorail developments have focused on specific single elements of the mass transit system such as the vehicle resulting in reduced overall competitiveness and failing to meet many market requirements.
Three failings stand out.The competitiveness canardThe first failing, of which Mr Obama in particular is guilty, is misstating the problem.
In 2001, the Big East moved to kick Temple out for failing to meet criteria for competitiveness and attendance.
A year ago, the Premiership was concerned at its competitiveness in Europe after failing to provide a Heineken Cup semi-finalist or a Challenge Cup finalist.
Looking towards the 2020s, many Chinese economists worry about falling into a "middle-income trap": losing competitiveness in labour-intensive industries but failing to gain new sources of growth from innovation.China's leaders will find it enormously difficult to rebalance China's economy so that growth is led by consumption rather than by exports and investment.
However, when American corporations are losing their global competitiveness at an alarming rate or just plain failing (General Motors, Chrysler, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns... and the list goes on, sadly) compliancy is not an option.
The governor, who has repeatedly criticized Greek officials for failing to implement reforms that would free up the economy and boost competitiveness, said he did not expect the economy to rebound before "the end of 2013".
The bigger failing is that several (mostly Mediterranean) members have suffered a huge loss of competitiveness against Germany and other northern countries.
Southern Europe needs to enhance its competitiveness and export more, and has been criticised (not without justification) for failing to do more along these lines.
