Sentence examples for consulting points from inspiring English sources
As Tray Thomas, head of Context Consulting, points out, consumers will pay the earth for a new medication, but farmers balk at a new, expensive chemical.
Even so, Joe Phillippi of AutoTrends Consulting points out that the brand routinely achieved annual sales of a lot more than 80,000 in the decade of GM's ownership (see chart).How soon that point can be reached is uncertain.
Instead, they want wireless access for their laptops when waiting around in places such as hotel lobbies and airport lounges.Martin Dunsby of Deloitte Consulting points to yet another difference.
As Llewellyn Consulting points out in its current bulletin, the universal chant when the subject of the eurozone's plight comes up is that what is needed is "more structural reform".
He said some of the experts he consulted pointed to the fact that Burgess' death was recorded as having occurred more than three hours after the last of the morphine injections.
THE most lively controversy in the British economy at the moment is whether the country is slipping back into its old habits; in particular, dependency on a debt-fuelled property boom.In a splendid piece of research last week, Fathom Consulting pointed out thatThe real estate sector accounts for almost of quarter of all the jobs created in the UK over the year to June.
The first speaker of the session was Bill Linton of Linton Consulting, pointing out that using a "strategic view" analysis, stretching many years into the future, is essential in the decision making for or against new nuclear plants in the United States.
Clay Landry of WestWater, a consulting firm, points out that cities can get hold of the stuff much more quickly by buying it from farmers than by building reservoirs and desalination plants.
Nicholas Consonery, a Washington-based analyst with Eurasia, a political risk consulting firm, points to the thick ties between the many companies that have benefited from export-led growth and their backers across government.
Year after year Booz & Company publishes "The Global Innovation 1000". And year after year the consulting giant points out that R&D spending does not correlate with market value or growth.
For another, a less crowded marketplace makes it easier and cheaper to create awareness of a new offering.Scott Anthony of Innosight, a consulting firm, points out that during the dotcom bust Apple launched its first version of the iPod music player and that in America alone more than ten other "disruptive" innovations started during the same period.
