Sentence examples for recent competitiveness from inspiring English sources
New England continue their road trip when they travel to Real Salt Lake, perhaps buoyed by the thought that RSL made heavy weather of beating Toronto last time out, and the Revs' own recent competitiveness.
In another recent competitiveness report Thailand ranked 54th out of 56 countries globally for English-language proficiency, the second-lowest in Asia.For a relatively affluent country that wants to escape the middle-income trap, such statistics are depressing.
For example, the World Economic Forum's recent global competitiveness report ranked the United States first.
A recent study of competitiveness ranked Germany in sixth place; France came 21st.During the presidential election campaign earlier this year, competitiveness scarcely featured either on the right or the left.
A recent study of competitiveness by Arthur D. Little, a consultancy, ranks Reliance as the most competitive firm in India and among the top ten in Asia.
To improve Brazil's global competitiveness, recent policies from the Brazilian government have aimed at fostering innovation with public incentives, which include increasing funds for R&D projects and providing tax breaks for key industrial sectors such as IT, biotechnology, and energy.
As pointed out in a recent review, this competitiveness has an effect on the selection process: "Trust no-one.
Not only are Republicans ignoring what the Federal Reserve is telling us, they are ignoring what recent scores on international competitiveness demonstrate: Investments in education are the key to our economic competitiveness.
(The rising euro has diminished France's competitiveness in recent weeks, adding to its economic woes).
The euro has gained competitiveness in recent years: it has jogged between 80% and 90% of its January 1999 value for over a year.
She cites the World Economic Forum's most recent ranking of global competitiveness, which placed America seventh, marking its third consecutive year of decline.
