Sentence examples for more competitive levels from inspiring English sources

Amtrak should be reducing prices to more competitive levels.

Yet those of us who long ago argued for intervention to ease the pound down gently to more competitive levels were ignored.

G.M.'s Canadian unit, which is based east of Toronto in Oshawa, Ontario, said in a brief statement that the agreement would bring "labor costs to much more competitive levels and help ensure the company's long-term viability".

However, simply raising teacher qualifications requirements without increasing compensation to more competitive levels is likely to fail to accomplish the ultimate goal which is to attract and keep higher performing teachers.

The top recommendation in the City Council report for attracting and retaining teachers is: "Increase salaries to more competitive levels".

A Band-Aid like the administration's proposal might put a temporary crimp in one particular tax dodge, but solving the larger problem over the long term requires eliminating loopholes, broadening the tax base and lowering rates to more competitive levels.

Since we buy again, we slowly come back to a more competitive level.

In the "Plaza Agreement," they declared their intention to bring the dollar down to a more competitive level, if necessary by official sales of dollars on exchange markets.

I did not get where I am today forecasting exchange rates, but it is not inconceivable that circumstances are combining to bring the pound down to a more competitive level, and that, as in 1975-76, things could get completely out of hand.

It's unrealistic to expect $99 mainstream tablets, but prices still need to drop to a more competitive level.

"I consider this to be a hiatus more than anything else," Newman says, adding in an e-mail that it "is a considered decision to build where we think we have the greatest strength and then reconstitute our Master's program at a more competitive level".