Sentence examples for growing competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon said as much about an implicit buy-Korea mentality as the products' growing competitiveness.

The results were seen as another sign of China's growing competitiveness.

It has a growing competitiveness problem and a dangerous addiction to the riskiest types of foreign capital.Living on the edgeFor now, foreigners seem unworried.

Mr Otellini cannot, and must find new sources of growth, in the PC market and beyond it.The third challenge is the growing competitiveness of Intel's main rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).

With the economic crisis, it started to worry more about the rising price of energy (in part caused by subsidies for renewables) and a growing competitiveness gap with America, which benefits from cheap shale gas.

The IMF estimates that Italians' real GDP per head in 2014 will still be lower than it was in 1998.Since then, Italy has suffered from a growing competitiveness problem.

Realisation of marketing activities has become realm where is possible to find opportunities to increase own competitiveness in connection to the growing competitive environment.

"Mark Dodson and the team at Scottish Rugby have a strategic vision and a determination to do something very special in the coming time and working with them and a talented group of players and coaches I look forward to the Scotland team growing in competitiveness and stature," he said.

The future of Ariane 5 and how to maintain its competitiveness in the face of growing international competition was the most problematic topic going into the Ministerial Council.

Greece, Italy and Portugal squandered the opportunity created by lower interest rates, losing competitiveness, growing slowly and building up public debt.

And they point out that Italy is not the only country in the euro-area to have a growing problem with competitiveness.