Sentence examples for has regained competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Ireland has regained competitiveness.

The German economy, once a laggard in the euro area, has regained competitiveness in the last couple of years by sacrificing higher wages.

Latvia kept its currency peg to the euro and has regained competitiveness through an "internal devaluation", with large cuts in wages and public spending: a fiscal adjustment equivalent to some 14% of GDP.Another axiom is that voters punish governments that impose tough austerity programmes.

Even before the financial crisis took hold, about half of all firms with at least 20 employees had restructured and the manufacturing sector had regained competitiveness lost earlier in the decade, according to a study by the Bank of Italy.

It is still (just) the world's biggest exporter; thanks to impressive discipline over wages, its companies have regained competitiveness; and its public finances are in better shape than most.

"We have regained competitiveness in the UK with significantly better service, a simpler range, record levels of availability and lower and more stable prices," said Lewis, who has slashed head office costs and deployed thousands more staff on to the shopfloor.

It lost out to China ten years ago, but has regained its competitiveness against its Asian competitors.

Strategy has regained importance.

Its roof has regained its pyramidal peaks.

The Assad regime has regained the initiative.

The LDP has regained its traditional dominance.