Sentence examples for underlying competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Its underlying competitiveness was less even than that of Spain, Greece or Portugal.
"I am committed to promoting policies that enhance the underlying competitiveness of the U.S. economy and ensure that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency," he said.
If the exchange rate is fixed but the underlying competitiveness of the economy changes, sooner or later there will be a crisis.
Underlying competitiveness has improved sharply, judging by unit labour costs.Helped by a low corporate-tax rate of 12.5%, Ireland continues to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), especially from American firms and particularly in pharmaceuticals, information technology and financial services.
Italy's deficit, meanwhile, shrank from 3.5% in 2010 to 1.2% this year.Indicators of underlying competitiveness like unit labour costs have also turned in the right direction in most of the countries in trouble, though Italy's are still rising.
While Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight warns that the recovery will remain "gradual and vulnerable": It was particularly disappointing to see France suffer a renewed dip of 0.1% quarter-on-quarter in GDP which highlights concern about its underlying competitiveness.
Besides its underlying business competitiveness, the company lately has been wielding another weapon to deal with rivals: lawsuits.
Brought together through obligation rather than desire, and with years of underlying resentment and competitiveness ready to surface, snips, jabs, and patronizing remarks are muttered as beers are passed around.
Brought together through obligation rather than desire, and with years of underlying resentment and competitiveness ready to surface, snips, jabs and patronising remarks are muttered as beers are passed around.
Thus, the ability to detect additive genetic variance underlying the sperm competitiveness phenotype is hindered.
Here I perform simulations of mating trials performed in the context of sibling analysis to investigate whether the ability to detect additive genetic variance underlying the sperm competitiveness phenotype is hindered by the relative nature of fertilization success measurements.
