Sentence examples for good competitiveness from inspiring English sources

MGWR also showed a good competitiveness when compared with GWRK, LRK, KED and OK.

"I saw real good composure, real good competitiveness," Valentine said of Rusch.

The results have been compared with experimental tests showing a good competitiveness of the PFEM in comparison with other available simulation tools.

Through the analysis and comparison of experimental data results, it is obvious that the cipher SPECK shows good competitiveness in various aspects, such as the least memory occupation, the highest throughput, the best comprehensive metric, and a better security.

A single set of rules is good for competitiveness, good for big business, good for SMEs.

But when the couple danced together, their good-humored competitiveness suggested that these rivals were really the best of friends.

The most arcane details about subway cars, routes and stations were bandied about with the good-natured competitiveness of teenagers swapping baseball statistics.

Also, though South Korea and Taiwan compete head-on with Japan, other Asian countries, such as China, Thailand and Indonesia, export quite different goods: their competitiveness in third markets is not directly affected by the fall in the yen.

They share an editor, Jonathan Galassi, a good-natured competitiveness seemingly unstrained by the immense popularity of "The Corrections," and the view, as Mr. Eugenides put it, that "we've gone so far out with deconstructing literature that it's almost in need of being reconstructed".

Just as bad regulation can damage competitiveness, good regulation can enhance it.

His inspiration afforded the Ryder Cup every facet that good sport requires – competitiveness, tension, friction, camaraderie, colour.