Sentence examples for large competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, a large competitiveness gap has opened up between France and Germany.

Over time, this leads to large competitiveness differences among the members of a currency union.

As I read it, however, this largely reflects the depressed state of the peripheral economies rather than any large improvement in competitiveness.

The crux of the matter is that monetary union is impossible in an area the size of the eurozone, with such large divergences in competitiveness.

As for Mr. Asmussen, I've already written about the extraordinary illogic of saying that a partial recovery from a Depression-level slump — one that has not, by the way, been accompanied by a large improvement in competitiveness — vindicates austerity.

At a time when more and better education is seen as crucial to economic dynamism and competitiveness, larger class sizes and fewer teachers are the last thing the nation needs.

Among the most feasible second generation feedstock for bioethanol production, sugarcane bagasse (SB), a fibrous residue generated during the extraction of cane juice in mills, is an excellent raw commodity due to large abundance, non-competitiveness with food or feed requirement, easy transportation, and rich in accessible carbohydrates [ 2].

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].

Inflation is not wholly defeated, the current-account deficit is large and Turkey's competitiveness in manufacturing is a matter for concern.

However, the economic competitiveness of large capacities of storage technologies against high penetration of wind power is not necessarily attractive.

Croatia's manufacturing industry faces many problems and obstacles that have a large impact on its competitiveness.