Sentence examples for growing centralizing from inspiring English sources

"The outdoor advertising audience is growing, centralizing and moving more widely.

Extracting knowledge from the massive volume of disparate data collected across ecosystems and decades depends upon robust and evolving information management programs at each site as well as a growing, more centralized Network Information System that facilitates inter-site and network-wide data discovery, integration, and synthesis.

"And I can get centralized, up-to-the-minute reports".

But as the company pieces together its delivery business (including growing shipping operations, centralized hubs, air transport and last-mile delivery) the e-commerce giant might actually just kill FedEx.

The plan follows a trend among media companies to centralize their growing operations, said Thomas M. Bow, vice president at the Durst Organization, which developed the Conde Nast building at 4 Times Square.

That in turn required centralized administration and greater revenue.

Medicine is about to get more centralized.

Furthermore, as both Jones and Mennes observe, there is growing unhappiness in the provinces, which historically have never accepted centralized authority anyway, with the government in Kabul.

But then came the first few months of governance by Barack Obama and the huge Democratic majorities in both houses, which built on the growing unease across the country with spending, deficits, and a sense that the federal government was centralizing its power and increasing its influence in an increasing number of areas of our everyday lives.

The primary data analysis is therefore often centralized into core laboratories which face the challenge of using a reasonable selection out of the available software packages to process a growing flow of newly produced data.

Merrill said centralizing the business would improve its performance.