Sentence examples for growth ties from inspiring English sources

Wu: Sustaining growth ties back to hiring.

Helped along by the ecstatic buzz among its Web-savvy fans, who called themselves X-philes (this may have been the first show to find its audience growth tied to the growth of the Internet), it soon broke out of its cult status.

The consensus forecast is for single-digit S&P 500 earnings growth tied to a slowing economy.

In a note to investors this morning, Bernstein analyst Richard Evans noted that Lipitor drove half of Pfizer's growth this quarter, with over a third of U.S. growth tied to a 10% price increase.

Sports is more corporate than ever, with growth tied to not only to attendance and local television, but to stadium naming rights, national cross promotional deals and putting content out over the Web and satellite radio.

According to The New York Times, "this may have been the first show to find its audience growth tied to the growth of the Internet".

Lowy's Michael Wesley says the rapid growth of ties with China might "usher in a period of quite agonising choices" for its regional partners.

The tour underlines the growth in ties between Turkey and South Florida, as many people of Turkish descent have settled in the Fort Lauderdale area and other sections of Broward County, north of Miami.

A career diplomat since 1976, Borio spoke about the significant growth in ties and similarities between Silicon Valley and Brazil during the last decade, a stormy tide of a national political scandal beginning to ease and his prediction that Brazil would rise again.

The growth is tied in large part to the new $400 million Miami Performing Arts Center, which is set to open in the fall.

Much of the growth was tied to a surge in spending from government stimulus measures and manufacturing as businesses restocked exceptionally low inventories.