Sentence examples for current consolidation from inspiring English sources

Although real estate has traditionally been a local business, executives say the industry's current consolidation reflects changes in corporate America.

It could be argued that the current consolidation of computing power is the fulfillment of the computer's destiny.

"If we preserve a stable situation in domestic politics, preserve the current consolidation of society, we shouldn't fear any threats," he said.

They calculated that the current consolidation rate of "starstuff" into stars amounts to about a half a trillion tons per year per cubic light-year.

Harding said: "We remain deeply concerned by current consolidation proposals in the UK, which will inevitably stifle competition and lead to increased prices and reduced innovation for consumers, as demonstrated in other European mobile markets, including Ireland.

This project begins to take stock of past and current consolidation efforts—and the lessons they provide with the goal of helping to accelerate cost-effective solutions for near-term water needs and long-term water system resilience.

The current average consolidation ratio and the final settlement after 120 months were estimated to be approximately 32% and 4.5 cm, respectively.

The agency applauded Osborne for sticking to Plan A, saying the UK's triple-A rating was supported by the fact that "the current fiscal consolidation programme remains intact and the government has demonstrated its willingness and ability to take action to address shortfalls".

In Japan, though QQE and short-term fiscal stimulus boosted growth and inflation in the short run, slow progress on the third arrow of structural reforms, along with the effects of the current fiscal consolidation, are now taking a toll on growth.

Current fiscal consolidation plans in advanced G-20 countries imply on average a reduction in the cyclically adjusted deficit of some 1¼ percentage point of GDP in 2011, with significant dispersion around this according to country circumstances.

The coalition's current fiscal-consolidation programme aims for an adjustment of more than 1% of GDP every year for five years.