Sentence examples for out of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Zahi Hawass, perhaps out of competitiveness, dismissed Watanabe's findings, saying, "Radar is not scientific".

As Lance Armstrong moves toward a record sixth Tour title, Julich perseveres out of competitiveness and pride but with no hope of glory.

Mr. Bonds was said to bulk up out of competitiveness after Mark McGwire, who also faced questions about steroid use, hit 70 home runs in 1998 and 65 in 1999.

This new brand of take-it-square training is going to catch on like tinder in a world that just might be gentling its young people out of competitiveness.

Just last week an independent Buckeye Poll done by the University of Akron's Bliss Institute singled out the competitiveness of Turner's race despite the recent decline of Ohio's gubernatorial candidate.

Those usually get stimulated when a woman feels inadequate or unsure of herself and pumps out a certain kind of competitiveness which makes the others feel bad.

At the industry level, several studies, for example those of Audretsch and Mahmood ([1995]), Wagner ([1994]), and Mata and Portugal ([1994]), point out the main determinants of competitiveness and survival.

America has a lot of domestic issues including decaying infrastructure and out-of-control entitlements that must be tackled to secure long-term competitiveness.

Michael Porter, a professor at Harvard Business School who has made a career out of studying competitiveness, believes that Britain still remains a "very attractive value proposition".Britain's political economy is on trial as much as its economy.

This would offer southern European countries a way out of their competitiveness trap, because if prices remained unchanged in the south, while the northern countries inflated, the southern countries could gradually reduce their goods' relative prices without feeling too much pain.

But talk more, and a special brand of competitiveness comes out.