Sentence examples for new competitiveness from inspiring English sources

A1 Tables Are Turning The closing of three venerable New York restaurants may signal the new competitiveness and vibrancy of New York's restaurant scene, not its decline, experts say.

Some veterans object to a new competitiveness fueled by the rankings.

Exporters finally began to take advantage of their new competitiveness, as foreign sales of chemicals and metals took off.

Exports, spurred by Spain's new competitiveness, should grow more than 5% both this year and next, doubling their pre-recession weight in the economy.

Today, however, the rank and file at many companies have had to accept such concerns as their subsidy of their employers' so-called new competitiveness.

Such new competitiveness has analysts predicting that emerging-market banks could leapfrog western rivals, some of which are using technology that is several years out of date.Some of this leapfrogging will be across borders.

The brinkmanship came amid conflicting assessments of the likely impact of a Greek debt default, with some arguing it would provoke runs on banks and a pan-European depression and others insisting it would swiftly be contained and ultimately encourage new Greek competitiveness.

"In a nutshell we have to hold down the growth in domestic demand and keep our new-found competitiveness to go on reducing the current account deficit".

It is a chance to kickstart growth on a new level, increase competitiveness and open up new opportunities for innovation.

As more and more companies begin to report on their SDG impact, a new standard of competitiveness could arise.

In exchange for bolstering the fund, Berlin hopes to use the new "pact for competitiveness" to force weaker euro-zone economies to mirror Germany's more disciplined example.