Sentence examples for consultancy points from inspiring English sources

As Neil Shearing of Capital Economics, a consultancy, points out, the ten new members share some gloomy features.

A recent report from Monitor, a consultancy, points to LifeSpring Hospitals, a chain of small maternity hospitals around Hyderabad.

Amrita Sen of Energy Aspects, a consultancy, points out that Russia is highly dependent on Western technology.

Dieter Helm, head of OXERA, an energy consultancy, points out that a wider set of objectives has involved regulators in politically sensitive trade-offs.

Herbie Skeete of Mondo Visione, an exchanges consultancy, points out that most HFT firms have already incurred the fixed costs of developing their proprietary-trading platforms.

Daniel Sweeney of Forward Concepts, a consultancy, points out that travelling businesspeople and other "road warriors" have proved an illusory market for wireless-data firms in the past.

"Individually these companies are somewhat lopsided," says Michael Poulos, of Mercer Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, pointing to North Fork's excess deposits (ie, liabilities) and Capital One's excess assets (ie, loans).

Best of all, as John Hagel and Arthur Armstrong of McKinsey, a management consultancy, point out in a new book†, such communities benefit from the economic principle of increasing returns that fired software companies such as Microsoft.

Horace Dediu, of the Asymco consultancy, pointed to figures in the company's accounts showing "huge spending on PP&E [plant, property and equipment] of $6.2bn [during the quarter]." Apple cut inventories, which is often seen as the prelude to newer products in the coming quarter.

The consultancy pointed out, however, that there is a lack of official data on non-active EU migrants, so many of the figures are estimates.

These people were likely to be living in some of the most remote parts of the UK, said Oliver Johnson, chief executive of broadband consultancy Point Topic.