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The project “fails on many fronts” to prove be financially viable as an infrastructure project, economically competitive with other water supply or transportation options and doesn’t add any new water or reliability to the region, the letter says.

Have done more damage to American competitiveness than al Qaeda ever could.

Each year, we rate all 50 states on more than 50 metrics in 10 categories of competitiveness.

Electoral competitiveness remains elusive for Republicans as singles and younger voters have migrated to the Democratic Party.

For many years, Italy maintained its competitiveness by serial devaluations.

Entering the euro improved credit conditions, but at the cost of manufacturing competitiveness.

All sorts of motives come in, high and low, down to sheer vulgar imitativeness and competitiveness.

This actually has worked in many cases because it adds the element of competitiveness to the procedure.

Efficiency, productivity and competitiveness are the buzzwords of this phase.

Chattering over the details, the hard competitiveness vanished from their tones, the four left the sickroom to prepare supper.

Some base streak of competitiveness in Mr. Britling's nature made it seem impossible that he should relinquish the lady to Oliver.