Sentence examples for from the current environment from inspiring English sources

But in some cases, he said, producers will not benefit fully from the current environment until 2003.

However, with the business taking market share and likely to emerge from the current environment in much stronger shape, we maintain our buy recommendation.

"They're not immune from the current environment," he said, adding that the cuts the company has made have "blunted" the effect.

Evaluates expression and binds the result to name in the first frame it can be found in from the current environment.

"I would say that we are benefiting from the current environment," said Paul J. Elliott, managing partner of Communicom Solutions, a consulting firm based in Manhattan that is in its first year of operation.

Still, Mr. Pandit said he believed that Citigroup's big consumer business was "bending the curve on losses" and that the overall company would emerge from the current environment stronger and smarter.

Fund  |  AXA, the French insurer, has raised a secondary private equity war chest of $3 billion with which it will be able to purchase noncore assets from investment banks, as the current environment forces them to downsize.

Mind-wandering refers to the occurrence of thoughts whose content is both decoupled from stimuli present in the current environment and unrelated to the task being carried out at the moment of their occurrence.

Despite the splashy parties, big funding rounds for pre-launch startups, and increasingly amazing perks to lure engineers for hire, I keep hearing from Silicon Valley veterans that the current environment is still nowhere near the extravagance that typified the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s.

Though crude prices perked up on Monday, in anticipation of a cut in the millions of barrels, it may take more than a cut to get commitment and unity from OPEC's members in the current environment.

And the terms of financing it got from John Hancock shows that in the current environment, capital can be very costly.