Sentence examples for increase in competitiveness from inspiring English sources
He urged the Greeks to stop opposing the austerity measures imposed by Brussels and accept wage cuts that have already brought an increase in competitiveness.
It's possible that southern Europe may see an increase in competitiveness that may help their economies recover more strongly in the years ahead.
The market for hand-held consumer products intended for use in typical modern households is expected to expand well into the next millennium and increase in competitiveness.
If the UK cannot face its obligations, it can choose to partially monetise them, causing a depreciation of the pound and an increase in competitiveness that helps to bring back growth.
Since 1970, increase in competitiveness among American industries have begun and adoption of new ideas such as just-in-time (JIT) and group technology (GT) have intensified.
In recent years, the increase in competitiveness, as a result of the economic globalization and crisis, has caused the bankruptcy of many Italian small family businesses working in traditional industries.
The global industry is currently facing a growing increase in the competitiveness that forces companies to adopt and develop new strategies and methods of production.
In the pre-owned market, lower inventory levels have resulted in an increase in market competitiveness.
Therefore, major opportunities in terms of transport flows development are: a high potential growth of maritime flows to all the most important geo-economic market areas worldwide (thanks to the increase in global competitiveness of EU in certain industries).
In the medium term, economic and financial stability and an increase in external competitiveness, derived from the depreciation of the country's currency, are expected to boost private investment, exports, and hence economic growth (World Bank 2016b).
Moving on to the consumption effects of agriculture products, Table 11 indicates that mechanization of agriculture (Scenarios 1 and 2), leads to a decrease of the price of agricultural products and an increase in the competitiveness of domestic products.
