Sentence examples for back to sustained from inspiring English sources
Getting back to sustained sales growth really requires deflation to be replaced by low inflation".
British manufacturing is staging a robust comeback that could even help to haul the economy back to sustained growth.
Mr. Marchionne said Chrysler planned to present Fiat with a five-year plan in April that would outline the steps it would take back to sustained growth.
"The economy is struggling to finally transition back to sustained job growth," Abiel Reinhart, an economist at JPMorgan Chase, wrote in a note to clients.
There has been a great deal of speculation as to what changes could be made to the Bank of England to help the economy get back to sustained growth.
In recent years, its role and prominence have grown, as people turn to the Fed to nurture the U.S. economy back to sustained growth.
He is the second Colts defensive back to sustain a serious knee injury; cornerback Kevin Thomas injured his right knee during a rookie minicamp and is also expected to miss the season.
Mr Bralver believes that the dispersal of capital, either through dividends or repurchases of shares, will only increase over the next six to 12 months as all but the most highly valued banks pare back to sustain high returns on retained capital.As with other companies, if banks cannot use shareholders' money sufficiently profitably, it makes sense to pay higher dividends.
Continued interventions are needed to maintain established protected areas and establish new ones; maintain and re-establish connections in landscapes to support and sustain the populations living in the 76 priority tiger conservation landscapes; prevent the poaching of tigers; and secure the human, financial, and political backing to sustain tiger conservation efforts in the long term.
As leading world economies, we are coordinating closely with our G8 and G20 partners to put people back to work, sustain the global recovery, stand with our European friends as they resolve their debt crisis and curb the reckless financial practices that have cost our taxpayers dearly.
