Sentence examples for a stronger environment from inspiring English sources
"Stocks are still reflecting some ambiguity about further interest rate increases by the Fed because of recent economic data portraying a stronger environment," said Ned Riley, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
"Historically, coming out of every recession and every significant bear market, small-caps lead the way because at that point investors are looking to a stronger environment and are willing to assume greater risk for the potentially higher returns that small-caps may provide," Laporte said in a recent client note.
They also highlight opportunities for all actors to create a stronger environment for optimal child feeding.
"Both policies highlight opportunities for all actors to create a stronger environment for optimal child feeding.
It is this engagement that is also the key to creating a strong environment for advertisers".
Australia's bowling in 1989 was in flux: Trevor Hohns, Terry Alderman and Geoff Lawson were all toward the ends of their careers, but Border was able to introduce quality replacements into a strong environment.
Through the Zeno robot, this allows a degree of spontaneous interaction with the child that provides a strong environment for lessons to be undertaken.
As Rustad points out, "The ultimate goal is to provide help and hope through safe places, good health, and a strong environment.
Boxer noted that though most remember Clinton's presidency for a growing economy and balanced budgets, he made an important contribution to the environmental cause by asserting that "a strong economy and a strong environment go hand-in-hand".
In summary, training PhD students who can perform independent original research requires excellent well-funded programs within a strong environment with clear broad-based infrastructure.
The conclusion was that people with a strong environment-friendly identity do not need any prodding or encouragement when it comes to undertaking measures in the interest of the environment [46].
