Sentence examples for losing competitiveness from inspiring English sources

"But we are quickly losing competitiveness".

After losing competitiveness for years, industry clawed it back by holding down wage rises and shifting some production abroad.

Above all, Russian business is losing competitiveness as both costs and the rouble rise faster than productivity.

The government fears losing competitiveness if it is shut out of free-trade agreements that other countries sign with China.

"If you look only at costs we are constantly losing competitiveness, but the price of inputs is not everything.

They are losing competitiveness as a downstream supplier due to lacking of a cost-effective approach to managing product variations compliant with different green directives.

"Our structural growth rate is only 1.9%."One reason, argues Mr Chaney, is that French industry has lost competitiveness within the euro zone, and is ceding market share to freshly competitive German and even Italian firms.

Its firms have lost competitiveness.

Wage cuts are now restoring lost competitiveness.

Both have lost competitiveness since the 1990s.

Countries lose competitiveness when their trading partners devalue.