Sentence examples for world competitive from inspiring English sources

In his new book, Mr Greenspan writes that globalisation was a disinflationary force during his time in office: "A billion workers, many well educated, all low-paid, began to gravitate to the world competitive marketplace".

As Lamont makes clear there can be less obvious triggers, not least the knock-on effects of a "bravado culture" where the relationship between "us against the world" competitive aggression and normal life starts to curdle.

In the current e-commerce world, competitive advantage for retailers is coming down to who can use data in compelling ways to both connect to the consumer and make the shopping experience more personalized.

It also illustrates how G.M. is building world-competitive small cars after decades of bumbling indifference.

Black, 15, has yet to turn professional, but has already learned of the financial demands of world-competitive tennis.

Complain instead about David Cameron – or the coalition – for being too slow to replace corporation tax with something lower, more world-competitive, more effective and fairer.

What's more, over the past decade, key U.S. industries have maintained and broadened their world-competitive position and others have been newly established.

"Our concern is that we will not be able to obtain high-quality steel at world-competitive prices," said Jon Jenson, chairman of the Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition, representing steel users.

The combination will do little to reduce overcapacity in the German steel sector or to make the new operation world-competitive.

"I made it a competition because the world is competitive," he said.

The world of competitive Ping-Pong.