Sentence examples for indicators of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

He said indicators of competitiveness should be monitored as well as budget deficit levels.

But the country lags on many indicators of competitiveness, thanks to a profligate public sector and pension system.

All indicators of competitiveness — including unit labor costs and the quality of education and training — show a growing gap with Germany, France's biggest economic partner.

Some indicators of U.S. competitiveness have stabilized or shown some improvement in the first half of the 1990s, largely as a result of exchange rate movements and a strong U.S. macroeconomy.

Property-based resources including the physical facility, automated machines and equipment, financial and human resource are regarded as critical indicators of the competitiveness (Das and Teng 2000).

Pre-season testing times are unreliable indicators of true competitiveness as the teams do not publish the fuel loads they are using, which have a dramatic effect on lap time.

Using a panel dataset combing the Malian censuses (of 1998 and 2009) with electoral results (for the 1999 and 2009 municipal elections), the authors found a positive impact of migrants coming back from non-African countries on indicators of electoral competitiveness.

Although the relative virulence of a P. ramosa isolate/clone appears to be a good indicator of its competitiveness during multiple infections, the relative dose may alter the competitive outcome.

The price level index is an indicator of international competitiveness, often expressed as over- or undervaluation of currencies.

"Our students' performance today is the best indicator of our competitiveness tomorrow," intoned Raymond Scheppach.

A good indicator of improved competitiveness is the relative labour cost.