Sentence examples for increasing competitiveness from inspiring English sources

So have labour costs, increasing competitiveness.

However, he said the increasing competitiveness of Amazon's service will still have spurred Netflix match its ability to offer downloads.

The other measures on exempting the UK from ever-closer union, or increasing competitiveness in the EU are largely rhetorical.

What he got: There is a clear long-term commitment to increasing competitiveness and taking concrete steps towards better regulation and reducing administrative burdens.

With greater access to information, buyers, in turn, might get a better price in a more globalized market, increasing competitiveness all around.

Industry experts say the restructuring stems from increasing competitiveness, which is forcing companies to cut costs, raise efficiency and shore up profit margins.

Another trait that should increase competitiveness during sperm competition is large testes, and monotremes have larger testes relative to body size than marsupials, primates or avian species [26].

Isn't that what your government believes: low wages increase competitiveness?

Suddenly there was a black hole where England's increased competitiveness was supposed to be.

A bill before Congress would create a National Civil Aviation Agency, which would be responsible for reorganizing the entire industry to increase competitiveness.

With inflation down to 1.8% the economics minister Fernando Jimenez said today this would "increase competitiveness, boost exports and create jobs".