Sentence examples for expansion going forward from inspiring English sources
"We think the fundamentals of the expansion going forward still look good," Timothy F. Geithner, then president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told his colleagues when they gathered in Washington in December 2006.
"We think the fundamentals of the expansion going forward still look good," Timothy F. Geithner, then president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told his colleagues in December 2006.
The Fed's statement on Tuesday declared confidently that the economy "appears poised to resume a stronger pace of expansion going forward".The Fed is right not to set too much store by one or two bad payrolls figures.
Last year saw SMR launch its first event in Cambridge, and Smith notes that we will see more geographical expansion going forward.
They correspond to the alleles whose common ancestor can be traced to the time of the range expansion (going forward in time).
While following the continuing debate over the Oregon Medicaid study, I was struck by this passage from Aaron Carroll and Austrin Frakt's rejoinder to skeptics of Medicaid expansion: … going forward, we certainly think it is reasonable to continue to discuss how Medicaid might evolve.
The company has taken on a healthy $7 million in venture capital funding and is eyeing some big expansion efforts going forward, so while visiting L.A. earlier this month, we at TechCrunch TV made it a point to talk to Surf Air CEO Wade Eyerly at MuckerLab, the Santa Monica accelerator where Surf Air got its start.
The cable uses 130 wavelengths x 100 Gbps per fibre pair and will also function as a platform for Microsoft's network expansion in Europe going forward.
The stock is trading at relatively low multiples right now, and the growth were expecting will lead to an expansion of its multiples going forward.
The roadmap going forward includes expansion into verticals beyond engineering and sales.
For Postmates, the new investors will help to advise as it scales up and continues expansion into even more markets going forward.
