Sentence examples for conditions going forward from inspiring English sources

How much further it falls will depend on the model, the year, economic conditions going forward and how the company handles itself in bankruptcy.

Standard Life defended its decision to make the cut, despite assets in the with-profits fund rising by an estimated 14% during 2003, saying bonuses had been reduced to reflect long-term investment conditions going forward.

In its apology, Samsung called previous efforts "insufficient," promising to improve working conditions going forward.

Due to the volatility of market conditions going forward, Microsoft is no longer able to offer quantitative revenue and EPS guidance for the balance of this fiscal year.

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Finally, "always focus on the resolution". When confronting a bully, individuals should ensure they center their focus on what changes can be made to improve working conditions going forward.

"We need to improve and fix the mistakes we've made and make sure we have a management team and processes that don't allow that kind of condition going forward," said Wayman, referring to the third-quarter earnings and revenue disaster that resulted in the ouster of several executives in the enterprise division.

"The primary objective of the rights issue is to ensure that Xstrata remains financially robust during current challenging market conditions and going forward, given the lack of visibility into near-term economic conditions," said Xstrata Chief Executive Mick Davis.

Only a split decision — and one in which Mr. Gingrich beats expectations by overperforming his polling — would leave his condition improved going forward.

Mr. Obama has declined to make the release of Mr. Rezaian and other imprisoned Americans a condition for going forward with the nuclear accord.

"We've still got a long way to go, but I'm hopeful that we'll see improved conditions for credit going forward," Mr. Bernanke said.