Sentence examples for limited competitiveness from inspiring English sources

· Limited competitiveness in multiple markets: TPI is greatly limited by its lack of WHO prequalification which excludes it from donor financed tenders.

Because of the limited competitiveness of wind turbines, a premium was introduced in 2003, but a market approach remained dominant.

Tanzania is limited by weak political support for the use of TRIPS flexibilities, limited production capacity for ARVs and limited competitiveness in both domestic and regional markets.

"Improvements in external competitiveness indicators remain limited," said the IMF report, noting that only a quarter of the rise in unit labour costs since 2000 has been reversed.

Proud of his country's achievements, conservative prime minister Donald Tusk told the Financial Times (January 27th) that Poland's success is based "on the fundamental values of freedom, private property, competitiveness, and a limited role of the state".

"Very, very expensive technology has been chosen, with very limited benefits in terms of carbon, or competitiveness or security or whatever else".

He points out that, after four years of austerity programmes, there's too little economic demand and limited progress has been made towards boosting competitiveness.

But, having made only limited structural changes, they have not gained the competitiveness to take advantage of recovering conditions as the Germans.

And some fear that that even these limited cuts will damage the country's economic competitiveness.

Because of the competitiveness of the process and the limited number of grants given, the awards are prestigious.

Transportation investment continues to grow in aid of economic competitiveness and environmental sustainability worldwide, but limited empirical research has been conducted on the changing value of highway investment in deindustrializing economies.