Sentence examples for retaining competitive from inspiring English sources

Facing the need for a sustainable economy, and higher employability, governments progressively experience the pressure toward ensuring a qualified and retaining competitive workforce.

As economic costs and environmental consequences of these inputs grow, a comprehensive understanding of the ecological interactions influencing maize is needed to enhance cropping system sustainability while retaining competitive yields.

On tax, the key policy battleground between Labour and the SNP, the manifesto offered no surprises, reiterating the support for deficit reduction and insisting it is "vital Scotland retains competitive rates of income tax which are no higher than in the rest of the UK".

Fish exposed to TiO2 NPs also retained competitive abilities when paired with controls in aggressive social encounters.

Fish exposed to SWCNTs retained competitive fitness when compelled to compete in energetically costly aggressive interactions with fish from both control groups.

*p < 0.05 significantly different means for the compared data sets (Mann–Whitney U Test). (B ) OmpU mutants retain competitive fitness in pond water.

One possible explanation for this is that the mutant clone may have been less sensitive to the second-line TKI (O'Hare et al, 2005) and hence at a clonal level retained competitive advantage.

In science, being a good collaborator while retaining a competitive edge means being able to recruit the most talented people regardless of nationality.

This suggests that Chinese businesses may be retaining their competitive edge in domestic and international markets with aggressive pricing, despite their rising costs.

Technological innovation in postharvest handling systems holds the key to gaining and retaining future competitive advantage for horticultural export-orientated businesses through adding value, enhancing market access or reducing losses.

Supply chain optimization involves making decisions for planning and design of production, storage locations, flow of quantity among facilities, and transportation in the chain, which are essential for retaining the competitive edge of companies in a global economy (Mehrdad et al. 2015).