Sentence examples for continued healthy from inspiring English sources
Total market grew by +0.8% with continued healthy growth at the discounters (+11%) and resilience at the premium end (Marks +6.1%, Waitrose +1.8%).
Company officials predict that global sales of agricultural and turf equipment will increase 20 percent in 2011 with continued healthy sales growth in North America and Asia.
A continued healthy run over the weekend, contributing to a $41.1m running homegrown total, has meant Working Title is the first British company to make $1bn£770m0m) at the UK box office.
A positive market backdrop combined with Laird specific new products launching in the second half provides strong underpinning for continued healthy underlying growth in the second half and beyond.
All six midyear favorites appear positioned for continued healthy profit growth, a hugely important consideration given the expected slowdown in U.S. corporate profit growth.
Most people think that continued healthy spending on consumer electronics like flat-panel televisions, MP3 players, mobile phones and digital cameras will spur investment in equipment by semiconductor foundries.
Despite the Sun's continuing healthy print circulation lead, the Mail not only packs a political punch but also manages to run lighter material without compromising its cachet as a "proper" newspaper.
This failure to address miscarriage as an emotional event as well as a physical one was sometimes compounded by the fact that women were treated alongside others with continuing healthy pregnancies.
In 1946 Congress did pass the Employment Act, clearly stating the government's responsibility for maintaining full employment and establishing a three-member Council of Economic Advisers to help assure a continuing healthy national economy.
This will cause disturbing policy implications in the provision of pensions and health care, which rely on continuing healthy tax revenues from the working population.At least these countries are rich enough to make such provision.
Future projects may benefit from developing programs that incorporate a mother's priorities to have happy, healthy, and well-fed children and encourage her to continue healthy practices.
