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Meanings of more competitive in inglés

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Usage of more competitive in inglés
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As overall market growth slows, however, it is also becoming more competitive.
Reuters
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As a result, the sector became more competitive, especially in business-related disciplines.
The Irish Times
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However, a weak pound also makes exports from UK companies more competitive.
The Guardian
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The European Commission said the moves should make French business more competitive.
Reuters
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So we support the prime minister's drive for a more competitive EU.
The Guardian
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In both cases, he says, the game got faster and more competitive.
Wired
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Ireland continues to win, but the game has become even more competitive.
The Irish Times
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They are much more competitive, there is much more parity, she said.
Reuters
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Bolder measures are needed to cut wages and make Italy more competitive.
Reuters
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When we started this season, the idea was to get more competitive.
The Guardian
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Sir Gordon Tietjens said the sevens circuit has never been more competitive.
Radio NZ
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How will people make their living in a more competitive world economy?
The Guardian
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Or Castres, more competitive admittedly but well beaten at home by Wasps.
The Guardian
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Poland is more and more competitive, which is reflected in our exports.
Reuters
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All I can say is we will be better and more competitive.
The Guardian
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Group H does promise to be one of the more competitive though.
News.com.au
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