Sentence examples for consolidation from from inspiring English sources

A one-year delay would reduce the maximum required consolidation from £38bn to around £25bn.

Now followed some consolidation from Michael Clarke, who had promoted himself to three despite a poor tournament, and David Hussey, as England, bowling beautifully, kept control.

"Where I do get concerned about the consolidation from six groups to four is the level of transparency we may get going forward".

In only one of the cases considered a period of Danish fiscal consolidation from 1983 to 1986—did rising domestic demand lead an expansion.

Modern agriculture is driven by diminishing biological diversity and relentless consolidation, from the farms themselves to the processors and the distributors of the crops and livestock.

If Europe's largest economy allows consolidation, from the current four to three operators, the assumption is that a wave of deals will follow throughout Europe, leaving many countries served by just two or three networks.

In Britain, the savings industry's profits are under pressure: from the government, which is introducing new standards for charges and terms; from consolidation; and from the entry of low-cost American competitors.

The Boston Consulting Group has taken a closer look at some of the most commonly cited fiscal consolidations from the past three decades to understand how successful they were at reducing overall levels of expenditure.

A June 16 paper for the Bank for International Settlements found that the principal stimulus from fiscal consolidation came from lower interest rates and exchange rate depreciation, which boosted exports.

All infected cats showed multifocal or coalescing pulmonary consolidation, ranging from 30%to50%0% on 4 dpi and from 10%to30%0% on 7 dpi (Technical Appendix).

While various works have already treated the VM consolidation problem from a theoretical perspective, this paper focuses on it from a more practical viewpoint, with specific attention on the consolidation aspects related to power, CPU, and networking resource sharing.