Sentence examples for return to competitiveness from inspiring English sources
For Mattek-Sands, the French Open represented a strong return to competitiveness after a spell of injuries.
"We had an episode of a return to competitiveness, of hard work, and now we see the result of this hard work," Mr. Trichet said in Frankfurt on April 7. "It is good for Germany and good for the euro area as a whole".
However, any return to competitiveness and profitability in just a few years could rub salt in the wounds of some 150,000 Rock investors who lost all their investment – estimated to have been worth over £3 a share at the time – as a direct result of the Government's intervention.
McLaren have unveiled the new car they hope will see them return to competitiveness this season.
"I will dedicate myself to the team and to ensuring that we return to competitiveness while respecting the ethical standards with which Williams has always been synonymous".
The recruitment will have been expensive - Red Bull are very protective of their leading players - and it underlines McLaren's determination to return to competitiveness in time for the start of their engine partnership with Japanese giant Honda in 2015.
This year Britain not only returned to competitiveness in certain long-neglected areas but also showed the world how to watch sport.
As in Japan, all three arrows of Draghinomics must be launched to ensure that the eurozone gradually returns to competitiveness, growth, job creation, and medium-term debt sustainability in the private and public sectors.
With a common currency, it is hard to see how some of the countries can return to international competitiveness.
The election's narrow result -- 51 to 49percentt -- signified a deserved return to electoral competitiveness for the Chilean right, which in the past two campaigns had failed to shake off popular mistrust of its democratic credentials because of its long identification with General Pinochet's dictatorship.
MacPhail's mandate is to return the team to competitiveness.
