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Meanings of uncompetitive in English

Uncompetitive.

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Usage of uncompetitive in English
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The recovering economy and uncompetitive natural gas prices fueled the year-over-year increase.
Reuters
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You don't solve a competition issue by making one side more uncompetitive.
News.com.au
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It is claimed that high costs have made production in Ireland uncompetitive.
The Irish Times
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Farmers argued charging them for their agricultural emissions could make them uncompetitive.
Radio NZ
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The Honda power unit has been woefully uncompetitive with McLaren this season.
Reuters
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All three end up making the country's exchange rate and labour uncompetitive.
Reuters
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F1I was found to be an uncompetitive inhibitor of the exchange reaction.
Pubmed
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There was never a town so inimitably drowsy or so sternly uncompetitive.
Michael
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American filed for Chapter 11 protection in late November, citing uncompetitive labor costs.
Reuters
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Peripheral countries had grown uncompetitive as a result of rising wages.
Reuters
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But, of course, those charges can only exist in uncompetitive markets.
The new yorker
12
Fuel -Tariffs make UK petrol exports to the EU uncompetitive.
The Guardian
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This makes bitcoin uncompetitive with other electronic transaction systems in the long term.
Reuters
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What it does not allow is subventions to prop up uncompetitive, loss-making companies.
The Irish Times
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The automakers said that liability made them uncompetitive against foreign automakers.
Reuters
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AMR filed for bankruptcy in November, citing a need to slash uncompetitive costs.
Reuters
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