Sentence examples for consultancy describes from inspiring English sources

Javier Bonilla of Quantica, an economic consultancy, describes the old system as a "strategy of disinformation by volume".

The total outstanding amount of paper insured by monolines reached $3.3 trillion last year.André Cappon of CBM Group, a financial consultancy, describes monolines as "rating agencies that put their money where their mouth is".

His slogan is "We are many, awake Mexico", which is perhaps more emotive than Mrs Fox's "Let's go, Mexico .Dan Lund, of Mund Americas, a consultancy, describes Mr Castañeda's run as "quixotic".

All of them employ what Patrick Horgan of Apco, a consultancy, describes as a "chat-room mama" to strike out sensitive topics, such as Taiwanese independence or democracy, whenever they pop up.Besides, as part of a new consumer culture in China, the Internet can act as opium for the masses, dulling political desires.

Moreover, after the controversy over pay and the scandals following the collapse of the internet bubble, boards can be in no doubt that the chief executive's pay will now be subjected to minute scrutiny.David Nadler of Mercer Delta, a change consultancy, describes all this as a fundamental change in the authority of the board.

Sujay Chohan, in Mumbai, formerly with Gartner, a consultancy, describes overhearing an exasperated Texan in cowboy boots at an American airport trying to book theatre tickets on his mobile phone, through a call-centre in India that thought he wanted a hotel room.

For instance, Capital Economics, a consultancy, described another significant round of asset buying as a "done deal" in a note to clients Wednesday afternoon.

James McGregor of APCO Worldwide, a consultancy, described the government's strategy in a report last year as a "massive and complicated plan" to turn China into a technology powerhouse by 2020 and a global leader by 2050.

Stacey Kramer, co-founder of consultancy BrandPlay, describes in her TED talk how the diagnosis of brain tumor turned out to be the best gift ever.

Howard Archer, economist at the consultancy IHS Global Insight, described the latest figures as "very disappointing and difficult news for Chancellor George Osborne to digest".

Howard Archer, of the consultancy IHS Global Insight, described the data as "a double whammy of bad news for the UK economy that does not bode at all well for GDP growth in the third quarter".