Sentence examples for relative competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Canada's economy is profoundly influenced by American trade policy and the relative competitiveness of its industries.

It is an outcome of our strategy and the relative competitiveness of this project in our portfolio".

The relative competitiveness of the last two sets, and the normal-looking scoreline, brought the match closer to reality.

Relatively few of the UK's 54 million current account holders actively monitored the relative competitiveness of their current accounts, it said.

Both policies would have a big impact on the relative competitiveness of the railways, but there is little detailed discussion of this in the white paper.

The relative competitiveness of the final round helped push this Tiger triumph to a higher rating, a 9.3, than for his other United States Open victory, a runaway in 2000 at Pebble Beach, which posted an 8.8.

These findings are consistent with those from previous studies of these strains exploring different measurements of relative mating competitiveness when in competition with nontransgenic counterparts.

Previous studies have shown that males who lose fights become less aggressive and increase their investment in ejaculates for 4 days after a fight (Okada et al. 2010), a response to relative social competitiveness that has also been shown in birds (Pizzari et al. 2007).

Perhaps not in Europe and U.S. but you can think of the Middle East Africa where you may see increasing demand for nuclear energy if we can see improvements in its relative cost competitiveness.

We examined the relative sperm competitiveness of males from the monogamous and polygamous lines by including the proportion of offspring sired by a male when mating in the offensive role of sperm competition (P2) in a nested ANOVA.

The Great Recession wasn't due to America's loss of "competitiveness" relative to the Chinese or anyone else.