Noun:

स्पर्धात्मक,

competitiveness's Usage Examples:

property of an enterprise than to keep it functioning) or due to uncompetitiveness, caused by the shrinkage of the home market outside the consumer goods.

After 1968, turbine-powered cars were legislated out of competitiveness.

jealousy or competitiveness, although it is sometimes accidental or inadvertent.

are "leadership with inclusiveness, passion, wisdom, commitment, pro-activeness, ownership, transparency, competitiveness, trust, creativity and innovation".

However, Nuvolari’s dissatisfaction with the ongoing unreliability and uncompetitiveness of Ferrari"s cars led to he and Borzacchini walking out halfway through.

Regions that used to be covered under the convergence criteria but got above the 75% threshold even within the EU-15 received phasing-in support through the Regional competitiveness and employment objective.

At first, because of their uncompetitiveness, the works were subsidized from the state budget, becoming a "black.

According to an article Sinkwich wrote in 1988, he grew to appreciate the value of competitiveness on the streets of Youngstown's west side.

two different types of technological strategies: technological competitiveness and active price competitiveness.

could only bring the 63 home in 10th place, confirming the car"s uncompetitiveness.

As they bicker throughout the night, their competitiveness and hidden grudges turn their apartment into a battlefield.

called competitiveness, is viewed as an innate biological trait[citation needed]which coexists along with the urge for survival.

An extreme competitiveness developed for all positions.

Synonyms:

aggressiveness, fight,

Antonyms:

surrender, defend, make peace,