Sentence examples for productivity challenges from inspiring English sources
I would argue that's partly why we have the productivity challenges we do.
Such transformational change can often result in productivity challenges as people have to adjust to new roles.
Julian Remnant, head of Deloitte's European R&D advisory practice, said: "While this picture reflects a snapshot of the very real productivity challenges the industry is facing, it belies some underlying successes.
With the financial and productivity challenges currently facing the pharmaceutical industry, there is constant pressure to justify resources and improve efficiency.
The aim of this study was to investigate the factors involved in research training, productivity, challenges, and attitude among trainees in pediatric residency programs across Saudi Arabia.
Carolan, who led investments in Apple-acquired Siri among others, personally faced his own productivity challenges, and after not being able to find a startup that addressed all the problems he felt needed to be solved, he decided to build it on his own.
Osborne said nobody knew why Britain's record had been so poor but said he would rather "have the productivity challenge than the challenge of mass unemployment".
His shenanigans when in power even provoked the Treasury to issue a discussion document to explain why markets do not produce good healthcare for all (Public Services: meeting the productivity challenge, April 2003).
"[Newman] is right, we have got a big productivity challenge, but it can't be solved by putting all the adjustment onto a few low income Australians," Garnaut said.
We didn't dissect the British productivity challenge; we ducked the question of a federal United Kingdom; we avoided the financial black hole affecting health care; we chose not to address the threat of Islamic radicalism; and we didn't even touch the impact of the digital revolution on the labour force.
ASEAN's productivity challenge must be tackled through both national reforms and regional integration.
