Sentence examples for performance competitiveness from inspiring English sources

An MHE is a critical investment made by a construction company that may significantly affect its future performance, competitiveness and sustainability.

However, to ensure performance competitiveness of this technique with modern analytical standards, a robust hyphenation of UHPSFC to mass spectrometry (MS) is mandatory.

The results present the lightweight feature of Helpar, besides highlighting its performance competitiveness in terms of application time (performance) and cost (performance × energy) metrics.

"To increase our growth, operational performance and competitiveness, we have decided to consolidate our UK and Nordic operations under the leadership of Paul," said Schoo.

The first set of charts accompanying this article shows Germany's performance in competitiveness, as well as the country's balance of payments as a percentage of gross domestic product.

The banking debt crisis exposed the uneven performance of competitiveness across Europe and the region must now implement reforms for businesses to get the most out of the single market, he said.

The stabilisation measures in Greece since May 2010 have significantly improved fiscal performance and competitiveness, but they have also contributed to the deep and lasting economic recession, the rise in unemployment to 20%, and the impoverishment and destitution of part of the population.

This framework could be applied by firms to enhance their business performance or competitiveness.

The overall result is a higher level of company performance and competitiveness.

The contribution of this structural and empirical service design methodology can improve performance and competitiveness of service innovation.

This reinforces the theory of relational-based view (Dyer and Singh, 1996), whose guidance is the study of the importance of relational resources in businesses' performance and competitiveness.