Sentence examples for more uncompetitive from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as the dollar grew stronger, Argentine products became even more uncompetitive on world markets.

"All it does is make the union more uncompetitive than it already is".

Most recently, Aetna and Humana announced a bid to merge, threatening to make the American health insurance market even more uncompetitive.

Many librarians say City Hall's hard line will only accelerate their exodus, especially because the Internet economy is making their salaries all the more uncompetitive.

The loss of a healthier risk pool would create unprecedented premium price growth, and insurers leaving the marketplace would create an even more uncompetitive insurance market.

This will lead to the development of much more uncompetitive than competitive cells.

Nowhere are the drawbacks of such an uncompetitive market more evident than in Lexington, which has become an active center of resistance.

Some say the more established ports simply became uncompetitive.

Though regularly lectured by their colleagues across the Atlantic about the need for stimulus measures to reverse the sagging fortunes of countries like Greece and Portugal, German experts believe they have a lot more experience trying to revive uncompetitive economies locked in currency regimes after nearly 23 years of dealing with the former East Germany.

The last thing that German industrialists want is a stronger mark, which will make even more of their exported production uncompetitive.

In a letter to the prime minister which accompanies the report, the authors state: "The longer the E.U. continues to oppose GM whilst the rest of the world adopts it, the greater the risk that E.U. agriculture will become uncompetitive, especially as more GM crops and traits are commercialized successfully elsewhere".