Sentence examples for inevitable competitiveness from inspiring English sources
While there's inevitable competitiveness between the Gay Gooners and Proud Lilywhites, when it comes to homophobia, both are singing the same chant.
On the bright side, exports constitute a ray of light, but there are nearly impossible to overcome difficulties of global economic weakness, a strong dollar and the inevitable loss of competitiveness.
But there will be inevitable questions about the competitiveness of some of the games in the early group stages, as demonstrated by the fact that the USA topped group A with a points difference of +191 while Nigeria finished fifth with a points difference of -118.
How can this be mended?As EMEs have shown us, comparative advantage and global competitiveness are not inevitable consequences of factor endowments they are the result of the choices we make as nations.Mr Dudley recites the usual boilerplate about the importance of long-term fiscal consolidation, better human resource policy, a strong dollar, and keeping inflation expectations anchored.
The potential adverse impact on Australia's competitiveness and seemingly inevitable carbon leakage has been used by opponents to undermine the carbon pricing strategy in Australia.
Indeed, upon being named chair of President Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, Immelt declared that "there is nothing inevitable about America 's declining manufacturing competitiveness if we work together to reverse it".
Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.
With this roster of solo talent and the era's orchestral, compositional, and arranging developments all inspired by a high sense of professionalism and an unprecedented artistic (but often also commercial) competitiveness it was inevitable that a new jazz idiom would soon evolve.
Overheating has hurt competitiveness.
