un·com·peti·tive [ˌʌnkəmˈpetɪtɪv, америк. ˈpet̬ət̬ɪv] ПРИЛ. ЭКОН.
1. uncompetitive (unable):
- uncompetitive
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- uncompetitive
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2. uncompetitive (harmful):
- uncompetitive practices, conditions
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Nonetheless, in general terms, this is a mouthwatering card that offers a welcome reprieve from the small-field, uncompetitive action that has dominated the campaign.
www.independent.ie Quite rightly, he said there's no point in any uncompetitive, debt-addicted country thinking it can just muddle along.
www.telegraph.co.uk On the other hand, if too much capital is flowing into a country, it can push up inflation and the value of the nation's currency, making its exports uncompetitive.
en.wikipedia.org According to this view, aggregate rates that would significantly increase the cost to the industry and make the industry uncompetitive are unreasonable.
en.wikipedia.org Many of its firms are uncompetitive because they are swamped by high taxes and mountains of red tape, as well as a notoriously strike-prone labour force.
www.dailymail.co.uk Примеры из интернета (не проверены редакцией PONS)
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www.giz.de They are also too expensive when measured against their quality, making them uncompetitive.
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Sie sind zu teuer und qualitativ nicht konkurrenzfähig.
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www.siedle.de Without them, using Germany as the company's manufacturing location would be simply uncompetitive.
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Anders wäre eine Fertigung am Standort Deutschland nicht konkurrenzfähig.