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Meanings of less competitive in English

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Usage of less competitive in English
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Wage growth in China has far outpaced inflation, making it less competitive.
Reuters
2
A stronger currency makes Japanese exports less competitive and hurts the economy.
Reuters
3
The strong yen undermines Japan's exporters by making their products less competitive.
Reuters
4
That would will push up the exchange rate making exporters less competitive.
Radio NZ
5
Some worry that a strengthening currency could make Canadian manufacturers less competitive.
Reuters
6
When negotiating in a less competitive environment, Chinese companies have driven hard bargains.
Reuters
7
As the Dutch currency strengthened it made non-oil exports less competitive.
Reuters
8
There's something more normal, sane and less competitive about the place.
The Guardian
9
A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters by making their goods less competitive overseas.
The Irish Times
10
They offer less competitive rates, higher fees and poor personal service.
Ebony
11
Peter Foott's The Young Offenders sounded like a less competitive beast.
The Irish Times
12
They will rub their hands and say 'that's just making British Industry less competitive'.
The Guardian
13
Sporting codes sign up to make their games less competitive.
Radio NZ
14
However, higher costs have traditionally made it less competitive.
Reuters
15
A stronger yen makes exports from Japan less competitive, while reducing companies' earnings when repatriated.
Reuters
16
Top colleges and universities spend two-to-five times more money per student than less competitive schools.
Ebony
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Less competitive across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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