Sentence examples for environment to put from inspiring English sources

To find someone in the current environment to put up £50 or £60 billion, I think is just not a credible proposition".

The revolution differed from institution to institution, but nearly everywhere economics, behavioral science, and quantitative methods were followed by the major applied functional fields of marketing, finance, production, business policy, and business and its environment, to put it all together.

But like many reform-minded officials, he lacks power in the current political environment to put forward fresh ideas.Moreover, his talents are wasted: like many of his peers, he often works until after 1am, toiling away to prepare responses for his minister to parrot (or not) during the next day's session of the Diet, Japan's parliament.

She added that the runup to charter renewal would provide the environment to put the BBC under the microscope, and not to be "bounced into any kneejerk reactions" by the "ever-present and powerful political and commercial opponents" of the corporation.

For small-cap managers like J.B. Taylor of Wasatch Advisors, this is a historically difficult environment to put money to work.

Mihok said that, "Acting is a stressful environment to put yourself into and stress triggers Tourette's but I think it's partly an outlet because when I'm acting I'm putting my mind, body and soul into something and that's one of the times during the day when I don't tic.

This is the third company I'm building this environment for, and this is the best example of how you migrate from a reporting environment to putting in place analytics that allow you to slice and dice the data and get a 360-degree view of the customer.

The personal finance website recently evaluated three categories ― emotional and physical well-being, work environment, and community and environment ― to put together its 2017 Happiest States in America report.

"In addition to the [administrative] blocks by the Energy Ministry and Perupetro, it's been the inability of the environment sector to put the issue on the Cabinet's agenda," Ipenza told the Guardian.

Klein's basic case is that it has taken the sort of upheaval often caused by war or major natural disasters to provide the political environment necessary to put neoliberal economic policies into place in a number of countries.

Its plan for 20% of its energy to come from renewable sources does not sound much bolder than the nationwide target of 15% by 2020, against 9% now.And for all its claims to greenery, the eco-city lacks a vital ingredient: a thriving civil society that is free not only to protest about the environment but to put pressure on the government to live up to its promises.