Sentence examples for general competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Rushed into use shortly after the 2012 Olympics, by a party whose key figures went to expensive schools that fetishise sport and general competitiveness, "the global race" is hardly the most subtle or socially sensitive of rhetorical devices.
The statement from Luxembourg stressed the financial sector's role in serving the euro area as a whole, "attracting investments and thus contributing to the general competitiveness of all member states".
"On education, infrastructure and general competitiveness, we're falling behind".
There is visible political support for the higher education European policy aimed at strengthening the university-society link and for promoting the general competitiveness of the EU.
General election competitiveness is, Can you win?
The chancellor's seemingly endless recitation of micro measures to improve the nation's education and general economic competitiveness puts him in a strong debating position, because every time he is criticised he can retort that necessary investment must be preferable to tax cuts.
These are uneasy times for the Atlantic Coast Conference, enduring a general diminution of competitiveness, talent and overall balance.
To get at the reasons underlying the difference, we asked participants to respond to measures of their general sense of competitiveness (more commonly expressed by men) and empathy (more commonly reported by women).
But the company's latest ethanol project has brought new scrutiny to its normally circumspect operations and to Brazil's agricultural competitiveness in general.
When researchers respond to specific requests for information or materials, potential future reciprocity is weighed against the current loss of competitiveness, while general sharing intermediate results in an open forum is driven by the need for feedback versus potential misappropriation.
The Colts have been outscored, 120-24, in their last three games, and the signs of competitiveness that General Manager Chris Polian said he wanted to see in the wake of the 62-7 humiliation by the New Orleans Saints are fading from view.
