Examples of using Cannot compete in English and their translations into Danish
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You cannot compete in a global economy making beads at the side of the road
Occasionally, black cats are produced, but they cannot compete in the Cat Fancier's Association's Championship classes.
Positive developments evident from the text cannot compete with the repressive mood which is still prevailing.
Community and ACP bananas only represent 30% of our consumption and cannot compete with bananas from the dollar zone which are produced in Latin America by American multinationals.
Europe cannot compete in the world in terms of wages,
We cannot compete with their goods without reducing our wage rates to their levels.
local companies cannot compete with cut-price offers resulting from wage dumping.
I do find it odd that she wants to compete with me, A what? but she cannot compete with what I was born into.
Europe cannot compete with the very low wages
Since Europe cannot compete with the rest of the world as regards the cost of labour,
Feeling threatened because they cannot compete in terms of investments,
Even a fast internet access such as ADSL cannot compete against ISDN as suitable access method for two-way video telephony.
Community and ACP bananas only represent 30% of our consumption and cannot compete with bananas from the doUar zone which are produced in Latin America by American multinationals.
There is a real difficulty here in that, if we cannot compete with the Chinese now,
Such benefits will be illusory if a product manufactured in Lisbon or Dublin cannot compete with similar products manufactured in Warsaw
The worst case scenario is that you might create a competitor, who you cannot compete with.
we will also have a Europe that is unstable and cannot compete with the rest of the world.
today we are facing the fact that we cannot compete on the world market in the field of inventions or technology.
Ireland as a result of this because our producers cannot compete with the Norwegians who are producing 140 000 or 150 000 tonnes of farmed salmon per year.
They cannot compete in terms of price; they can only compete by offering a better quality of product