Sentence examples for Financial predictability from inspiring English sources

McHugh and Odierno both appealed to Congress to find a way to give the military more financial predictability so it can plan effectively.

We had 30 countries indicating multi-year pledges, a trend that has given us greater financial predictability than in previous years.

That would never happen now, but Mr Zohar reckons that hanging on to your top players is a crucial part of building up your brand.As he outlines his strategy, Mr Zohar sounds very much like his counterparts at the big European clubs: he wants to turn supporters into customers, to develop new sources of revenue, and to create financial stability and predictability.

Financial markets like predictability and competence.

Financial markets love predictability and hate mixed messages.

This week Ariba, a big noise in the business-to-business business, announced glum profit numbers and layoffs, coupled with the standard complaint (by Bob Calderoni, the chief financial officer) that "the predictability of our business going forward is very limited".Yet not so long ago, companies such as these thought that they had a better feel for the state of demand than ever before.

And robust backlogs mean reasonable predictability in financial results–hence the market enthusiasm for all things aerospace.

Similarly, while development partners are addressing the predictability of financial support, commitments to the health sector are often of a short (one to two years) duration.

Beim says that Gilt's main challenge at the moment is "shifting from the primary emphasis on growth to focusing on profitability and predictability of financials, because that is important for a public company".

So by spinning off all or part of its consumer long-distance business, WorldCom could boost its growth and, at least as important, increase the stability and predictability of its financial results.

Moreover, the evolving financial network has the lowest predictability.