Uncompetitive

Definition

uncompetitive / ʌnkǝm'petǝtÇv / adj ( commerce ) ေဈးခ်င္း မယွဥ္ႏိုင္ေသာ။ an uncompetitive industry/ product.

Examples

1. ‘Meanwhile
2. NBG is pulling back from Western Europe by closing uncompetitive branches in Frankfurt
3. Paris
4. and Amsterdam.’
5. ‘No wonder we are becoming commercially uncompetitive with other nations.’
6. ‘It said the T3
7. which is a relatively uncompetitive machine
8. represented competition if only because of its installed base.’
9. ‘Evan as wine shipments appear to be opening
10. the NY retail scene remains uncompetitive because of blue laws.’
11. ‘Could auto manufacturing become the 21st century equivalent of Germany's coal industry
12. uncompetitive and destined to collapse?’
13. ‘Now look at how the Zambian industry has collapsed due to the same policies which have made the sector become uncompetitive with other countries in the region.’
14. ‘So there's less reason for companies to stick with uncompetitive locations.’
15. ‘Europe is sometimes perceived as a region which is internationally uncompetitive.’
16. ‘Polyester manufacturing has become uncompetitive in high cost economy of the developed countries.’
17. ‘In the worst-case scenario
18. the shuttering of Italy's uncompetitive industry could send unemployment soaring and trigger a long recession.’
19. ‘As a result
20. he says
21. ‘we've become drastically uncompetitive.’’
22. ‘It has been under constant pressure from international financial circles to end the practice of stepping in with public funds to bail out uncompetitive and failing corporate entities.’
23. ‘He also expressed concern about the South
24. which he feels is becoming uncompetitive.’
25. ‘In reality
26. many markets are uncompetitive and customers may have very little choice.’
27. ‘Such comparisons show Ireland for what we have become
28. a high-cost
29. uncompetitive economy.’
30. ‘This legacy of government intervention and private monopoly has left Ireland with numerous uncompetitive sectors of the economy and a widespread culture of anti-consumer behaviour.’
31. ‘Maloney said that one of the major effects of the dotcom implosion was to rid the market of unprofitable and uncompetitive firms.’
32. ‘Many countries
33. including Japan
34. Brazil and the EU
35. believe that the US uses these anti-dumping measures to protect its uncompetitive domestic steel industry from foreign competition.’
36. ‘Unless it is managed better by both parties
37. they predict that the new deal will render organizations uncompetitive.’
38. ‘Is this recession purely cyclical
39. or are we seeing a repeat of the 1970s
40. when uncompetitive industries were winnowed out?’