Sentence examples for future of consolidation from inspiring English sources

The cocoa-leaf readers see a future of consolidation, limited innovation and a gentle decline in sales volume.

The talks and their collapse leave a trail of uncertainty about the future of consolidation in the airline industry in Europe and the United States.

This review examines how to direct the future of consolidation therapy outside of allogeneic transplantation and discusses the issues to consider in choosing the number of courses of consolidation, including the effect minimal residual disease may have in guiding decisions regarding consolidation treatment.

Talks between United Airlines and US Airways appear to have fallen apart, marking the second time in a month that United failed to reach a deal with a rival airline and putting the future of industry consolidation in question, people with knowledge of the discussions said Tuesday night.

There's talk about the future of journalism, consolidation of media ownership, bloggers, Twitter, etc.

Youku Tudou's agreements with different hardware and software companies (including Aliyun and Xiaomi) is interesting because it might be an indicator of future consolidation as China's smart TV industry becomes more massive and fragmented.

Reports that China's two biggest taxi apps are considering a merger may be a foreshadowing of future industry consolidation, particularly in the Asia-Pacific.

Although extended periods of drought may result in reduced density of feed yards in affected regions, trends within the industry suggest that future consolidation of small feed yard operations into larger, corporate-owned operations will increase, particularly in arid regions where conditions are ideal for beef production (Galyean et al. 2011).

The carriers are also urging the government to retain about 25% of the business amid fears that NATS will otherwise not have a strong voice in any future consolidation of European airspace.

Anheuser-Busch's purchase of Harbin, and other forays into China by western brewing giants, have been criticised as expensive exercises in building market share in the hope of future profits when consolidation someday comes.There are other ways that these deals can boost the coffers of the big brewers.

Her slogans have all stressed her "strength" in the face of loss: "the strength of the future", "the strength of the people" and "the strength of consolidation".