Sentence examples for consultancy foresees from inspiring English sources
Mark Jenkinson of Capco, a consultancy, foresees the emergence of a financial market in which consumers own and control their financial records and give banks access to them only when they want to do business with them.Such a world is not yet imminent.
Raphael Martello, an economist from the Sao Paulo consultancy Tendencias, said few could have foreseen Brazil's capacity to "turn the tables" so quickly.
Current expenditure on R&D is just 0.85% of GDP, though Mateusz Szczurek, the finance minister, foresees an increase to 2% of GDP by 2020.Daniel Boniecki at the Warsaw office of McKinsey, a consultancy, identifies three "pillars of change" for his country: Poland must close the productivity gap with western Europe; invest in growth industries such as specialist machinery; and become more global.
"We became a consultancy.
Consultancy, not so much.
The government foresees catastrophe.
But one foresees difficulties.
Tata Consultancy Services, a branch of India's huge Tata empire, reckons that up to three-quarters of the explosive 40% growth that it foresees in job-outsourcing from Britain next year will be India-bound; and that about half will be in jobs well above call-centre level.In this section What's in it for us?
Stoner has a consultancy.
The consultancy rarely kept minutes.
