Sentence examples for healthy results from inspiring English sources

The gains were broad-based, with sectors from manufacturing to business services turning in healthy results.

Even Microsoft has said that its numbers will get worse, although it reported healthy results for the latest quarter.

The healthy results from both companies may augur more good news when other networks report in the weeks to come.

Those healthy results reflect generally improving conditions for private equity firms and hedge funds, which are benefiting from stable, rising markets and an abundance of cheap financing.

However, Duncan, the Channel 4 chairman, Luke Johnson and the group finance director, Anne Bulford, denied that the relatively healthy results meant that an Ofcom-commissioned report in 2007 by consultants LEK had been wrong in assessing Channel 4's dire financial predicament.

But a new report from the aid agency Oxfam claims ABF's healthy results are largely dependent on the extraordinary profitability of its subsidiary British Sugar, one of 10 large European sugar processors which enjoy a virtual monopoly in their national markets.

Admittedly Newcastle United did nurse the visitors towards this healthy result.

And far from threatening public life, or for that matter religious liberty, the revived cooperation between church and state may be an inevitable and perhaps even healthy result of treating religion as just another aspect of identity politics in a multicultural age.

In case-control studies the contrast between diseased and non-diseased may be artificially sharpened by sampling only persons who are clearly diseased and persons who are completely healthy, resulting overestimated sensitivity and specificity[ 36].

Viacom's other units had much healthier results.

He is quoted as saying: "We announced a set of healthier results to the City in August, which included a return to operating profit growth, strong digital revenues and increases in overall audience.