1.unable to compete successfully with other businesses or products
1.But his vast wealth testifies to the uncompetitive nature of the Mexican telecoms market in which he built his initial fortune.
但他的巨额财富也证明了墨西哥电信市场——他是在那里发迹的——竞争不足。
2.But that would not be a solution if it merely lead to indefinite financing of fundamentally uncompetitive economies.
但如果只是为根本上缺乏竞争力的经济体提供无限量融资，那这就称不上是什么解决办法。
3.For the country is not just bust, it is deeply uncompetitive, and dealing with that will require years of painful reforms.
并不仅仅因为这个国家业已破产，也因为其无可救药的竞争乏力，以及缺乏对于进行为期数年严厉改革的意愿。
4.Even though it had some of the best products, its prices were uncompetitive and it was losing money.
即使公司有些产品是最出色的，但价格没有竞争力，还是赔了钱。
5."This issue seems to have dwarfed anything else, " Mr. Capo said. "All it does is make the union more uncompetitive than it already is. "
“这一问题似乎让其他问题都显得不那么重要了，”卡波说。“它所做的就是进一步降低了工会的竞争力。”
6.Your offer is uncompetitive compared to that of other firms.
你们的报价和其他公司的比起来没有竞争力。
7.The result is an uncompetitive and sluggish industry, at odds with the dynamism of the economy as a whole.
其结果必然导致一种非竞争性和僵化的行业产生，这与韩国整体经济推动力相违背。
8.Because any activity which is open to international trade is basically going to be uncompetitive in a post-conflict situation.
因为任何国际贸易相关的业务在冲突后情况下基本都不会有竞争力。
9.By contrast, Japan's cartelized industries, like those in the United States, Germany and Switzerland are relatively uncompetitive.
相对而言，日本的联盟产业，就如同美国、德国和瑞士一样，不那么具有竞争力。
10.But many states face another grim outcome: years of low growth caused by uncompetitive exchange rates and sluggish productivity.
但是很多国家却面对着另一种严酷的结果：落后的产能和毫无竞争力的汇率所引致持续多年的低增长状态；