Sentence examples for remaining competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Satisfying the requirements of remaining competitiveness in the current marketplace, such as offering build-to-order (BTO) or configuration-to-order (CTO) services is difficult.

Eurofer, the lobby group representing all of Europe's steelmakers, said last month: "To remain competitive in the free, global steel markets, European steel needs … legislation that does not harm its competitiveness.

Productivity and competitiveness remain Spain's greatest challenges.

"Quality, efficiency and competitiveness remain low," he said.

Stories of Heinrichs's competitiveness remain legend among even the youngest players on the current national team.

But behind the scenes, the ethos amongst the staff was "the extra mile" and within such a young evolving cohort, a healthy zest of competitiveness remained.

He warned that competitiveness remained Europe's "Achilles heel", with the single market incomplete and "unnecessary" measures from Brussels burdening businesses and destroying jobs.

The temporary stagnation of the German economy should not blind us to the continuing truth that labor strength, generous welfare provision and international competitiveness remain intact there but not here.

The two leaders want euro zone leaders to agree on March 11 to the so-called pact for competitiveness, before inviting the 10 remaining E.U. members to join.

But Germany's export success seems to have sapped political will to address remaining flaws in the economy, and could lead to a competitiveness gap several years from now.

The college argues that such cuts will "increase competitiveness" by raising stipends for those graduate students remaining, a worthy goal.