Sentence examples similar to loose competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Due to its inflated reference emission scenario, country X might receive all of the global REDD resources and country Y would get nothing by imposing a stringent reference scenario and thus loosing competitiveness.
Higher prices for imports, the chance that the EU will cut subsidies and long-running concerns over the quality of imports ("extra virgin" is a loose category) all stand to improve the competitiveness of costlier Californian oil.
Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.
Wages are rising, corporate debts are mounting and the struggle to maintain a loose peg with the dollar has caused a loss of competitiveness against Asian rivals.
Back in 2010 Guido Mantega, Brazil's finance minister, warned that loose monetary policy in America and elsewhere was leading to "currency wars" in which rich countries were trying to improve the competitiveness of their exports by devaluing their currencies.
The swerve toward competitiveness is surely a marketing tactic in itself, but Jackson has been recruiting younger, tougher players, and turning them loose in select games against foreign champions and college stars.
Overheating has hurt competitiveness.
Ireland has regained competitiveness.
