Sentence examples for need for competitiveness from inspiring English sources

More consolidation is expected; weak demand has sharpened the need for competitiveness in the industry.IBM's shares fell after the computer giant revealed that it is under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission for questionable accounting practices.

In the end, the idea that there is a need to motivate people at the top through money seems extraordinary when set against the need for competitiveness, which depends in part on the motivation of the entire workforce, the majority of whom may be seeing their pay cut.

Mrs Merkel wants to have all 27 at the table because she wants support for German ideas about fiscal rigour and the need for greater competitiveness from the ten countries that do not use the euro, such as Britain, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and the Czech Republic.

He has been trading Warhols for over 40 years, but says that "you need new collectors for competitiveness and creative juices".Nowadays the two dealers who drive the Warhol market are Mr Gagosian and Mr Mugrabi.

The city has the attributes in place that it needs for international competitiveness in the technology space, and there's an exciting future in prospect.

Her low-key speech stressed the need for budgetary discipline, competitiveness and solidarity.

Challenges for South Korea going forward continue to be the stratospheric structure, need for conformity, extreme competitiveness and a lack of a safety net for Korean society that is not conducive to individual initiative.

President Obama's focus on the need for investment and competitiveness outlined in his State of the Union "Winning the Future" address cannot be significantly accomplished with either the current or his proposed level of defense spending.

François Hollande recognises the need for France to regain competitiveness.

3. The Hungarian forint is not fundamentally overvalued so Hungary does not face the same need for an improvement in competitiveness via price and wage reductions.

Since service quality and customer satisfaction are imperative factors for competitiveness, business firms need a comprehensive approach to accomplish them [1].