Sentence examples for issues of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

At present, Unilever spends 14.5% of sales on ads.But even Mr Markham admits the company has "issues of competitiveness".

His remarks on Sunday suggest he does not believe the issues of competitiveness and governance have been resolved.

(This happens not to be true when we're worrying about issues of competitiveness within the euro area, which is why AS-AD makes something of a comeback in that discussion).

With these projections, the analysis was then directed to assessing the key issues of competitiveness and carbon leakage in relation to the performance of the EITE sectors in the Australian economy.

"This is an issue of competitiveness," Potočnik said.

Manufacturers' organisation, the EEF, said the committee was wrong on the issue of competitiveness.

Photograph: JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 1.36pm GMT 1.29pm GMT Merkel says competitiveness is central to welfare in Europe Merkel moves on to the issue of competitiveness, namechecking David Cameron and his own comments on this issue.

As you'd imagine, there is much in the book on the issue of competitiveness and the future of the automobile.

These studies see the issue of competitiveness as taking a specific form in France, as France is subjected to particularly severe competition, as it is one of the countries in Europe, if not the country in Europe, in which foreign hauliers are the most active.

Finally there is the issue of competitiveness.

Later, if you feel there is enough concern, you could consider raising the particular issue of competitiveness for a general discussion but this depends on how comfortable you feel.