Sentence examples for insufficient competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Risks and threats to development of the Russian EPS sector include the Russian banking sector's reliance on foreign payment systems; entry of new foreign payment systems in the Russian market; and the still insufficient competitiveness of the Russian financial services sector.
One of the major impediments to developing trade in Africa and improving competitiveness is the insufficient amount and quality of infrastructures and the failure to benefit from trade liberalization, along with the need to improve both the energy and transportation sectors.
Two recent reports from the The National Academies of Science indicate that the overwhelming cause of the United States' lack of competitiveness is insufficient investments in education, research and development, and infrastructure.
On the euro, Germany's competitiveness agenda is insufficient, and based on a distorted reading of the country's own history.
Giving in to the temptation to keep raising social contributions leads to an increase in labour costs, which ultimately weighs on activity and jobs: the best way to deal with the problem is by tackling spending as this would erode the cost competitiveness, which is already insufficient.
But this drive for competitiveness at some businesses is apparently insufficient to overcome the country's economic troubles.
Ireland has regained competitiveness.
Overheating has hurt competitiveness.
