Sentence examples for moderate competitiveness from inspiring English sources

In the present model, the most common peer-appreciation patterns are egalitarian triadic patterns in situations of low and moderate competitiveness, dyadic leadership type patterns in situations of intermediate competitiveness, and dyadic patterns in the situations of high competitiveness.

The word "competitiveness" sounds moderate, but in reality it is a code word for corporate tax-cutting and financial deregulation, routinely used by every tax haven in the world to defend questionable policies.

We were also interested in whether greater competitiveness could moderate the influence of social facilitation on the degree of exercise effort.

Repeated measures ANOVA was used to test the hypothesis that competitiveness would moderate any effect of social facilitation on exercise effort.

Tenai et al. (2009) carried out an exploratory survey on the external variables moderating SE's strategies and competitiveness for international trade in Kenya.

Optimisation of Organic Rankine Cycle (ORCs) for binary-cycle geothermal applications could play a major role in determining the competitiveness of low to moderate temperature geothermal resources.

Optimisation of organic Rankine cycles (ORCs) for binary cycle applications could play a major role in determining the competitiveness of low to moderate renewable sources.

In those departments where we do offer the buyout, there will be caps on the number of people who can participate, in order to moderate the impact and preserve our competitiveness in core coverage areas.

Wage and price inflation is beginning to moderate, "setting the stage for improvements in competitiveness," the inspectors said after completing a second review of Greece's progress in meeting the conditions attached to the loan.

Germany's "stability culture" may be influenced by the collective memory of hyperinflation but there is also another reason for it that is both more rational and selfish: even a moderate increase in inflation would reduce the competitiveness of Germany's exports around the world and reduce the value of its savings.

While competitive environments may generally elicit changes in exercise behavior, the level of a personality trait like competitiveness, could interact with and thus moderate this effect.