As businesses in other parts of the world, including the United States, have streamlined, European companies have become downright uncompetitive.

Judging from last week's elections, it is the House that has become uncompetitive, sclerotic and immune to change.

By 1967 the fuel consumption of the 3 litre unit in this application was becoming increasingly uncompetitive.

If it means becoming totally uncompetitive and handing over our buying power to other countries, all we have to do is hit on the politicians.

Mr. Palomino, in an interview, said that he had warned union leaders that the center was becoming increasingly uncompetitive.

"Over the years, McWane has grown by the acquisition of troubled companies that had become uncompetitive," he wrote.

Hertz said it was becoming uncompetitive nationally because of its losses in New York.

As the larger models of the new range were being introduced it was decided that the lower models of the 1900 range were becoming uncompetitive.

It will not lead to our industries becoming uncompetitive.

There is no other way to escape today from a welfare society which, although still comfortable, is quickly becoming uncompetitive and is therefore deteriorating.