Sentence examples for renew competitiveness from inspiring English sources
"Two years ago, we began a long-term effort to renew competitiveness and profitability for our company," Mr. Ford said on Thursday in a letter to salaried employees.
Taken together, all these moves could renew American competitiveness in the geopolitical marketplace — and maybe even prove our exceptionalism.
That will be especially true if leaders and businesses persist in using the crisis as a chance to renew European competitiveness.
He will take over an upstart Orioles team that will spend freely this winter in hopes of renewing the competitiveness in their rivalry with the Yankees.
Communities left behind by the high-technology revolution of the last two decades view municipal networks as an affordable means of renewing their economic competitiveness and a way to bridge the digital divide between technology haves and have-nots.
Such measures would throw "research groups into the 'death spiral': fewer people translate into reduced output, publications in lower-impact journals, a sharper decline in productivity and competitiveness, and eventually, failure to renew funding.
Slow growth, high unemployment and the burdens of rising public debt and falling competitiveness have renewed doubts about the sustainability of the European "social model", which is also starting to creak under the weight of an ageing population.
"These reforms protect the UK's place and influence inside this important market, and a renewed focus on EU competitiveness will help British firms succeed in creating jobs and economic growth at home in the years ahead.
When you're renewing, truly renew.
