Sentence examples for current financial environment from inspiring English sources
Companies generally contend that the funding requirements are out of step with the current financial environment.
Although he stressed repeatedly the limitations of what could be achieved in the current financial environment, Hunt reassured those in the arts community who feared disproportionate cuts.
In a statement, John J. Rigas, the company's chairman and chief executive, said: "We recognize that in the current financial environment, shareholders are looking for greater clarity and transparency from the companies in which they choose to invest.
Mr. Gadonneix said E.D.F., which last year bought 50percentt of the nuclear power business of Constellation Energy, based in Baltimore, for $4.5 billion, would seek to sell about €5 billion, or $6.8 billion, worth of assets over the next two years, though analysts noted that the current financial environment had made such disposals more difficult.
Let the parties have the courage to make a deal, even if it requires taking some risks and accepting the unpalatable for the short term, so as to ensure that going forward there will be a viable and robust NBA business, one that is able to withstand the current financial environment and further prosper.
The Food Standards Agency says the current financial environment is challenging but it has invested considerably more in the last year to boost efforts and resources to detect problems.
As to the current economic financial environment, "We have minuscule debt," she added, with emphasis.
But it will not be able to provide services as it does at present due to the number of pressures it faces within the current challenging financial environment," she added.
Both supporters believe other Scottish clubs are also feeling the pinch in the current harsh financial environment.
The engine maker took cost-cutting measures on Tuesday that indicate it sees the current weak financial environment persisting for months at least.
Public company directorships are often viewed as risky propositions in the current legal and financial environment.
