Sentence examples for incremental growth in from inspiring English sources
Instead, popular support for an enormous defense budget is more banal than insidious: Americans love a bargain, and so long as they have not had to pay for incremental growth in defense spending with corresponding increments in taxation, the national security they're getting in return has proved irresistible.
He also shows the hero's incremental growth in moral stature as the action proceeds.
Without further official impetus, sustainability reporting is likely to continue its incremental growth in a world that needs exponential change.
The reason this matters so much is that essentially 100percentt of the incremental growth in capital spending is coming from either new debt or new equity.
Nor did Ms. Jacobs really offer an adequate long-term solution for the boom in urban population, which cannot be solved simply through incremental growth in existing neighborhoods.
Its revenue would come mainly from the incremental growth in city's share of the state mortgage-transfer tax and the capital-gains tax, and 75percentt of the money collected by the urban-development action grant revolving fund.
Recovery of incremental growth began in 1980 but needle loss was greatest in 1982.
But we may have reached a point where there are enough incremental growth opportunities in the system including backfill opportunities, expansion trains, and smaller FLNG projects that the expansion of supply no longer has to be so sharply cyclical.
Sales of handhelds were flat in 2002; only incremental growth is expected in 2003 according to Jason Tsai, vice president of research at RTX Securities in San Francisco.
He also expects the Asian market to contribute $74 million in incremental growth, even as a pullback in volume is expected in China.
The CEO and the staff executive should be jointly responsible for closing the company's growth gap: the difference between the increase in revenue that the core businesses can attain through normal activities including incremental growth initiatives and the increase in revenue needed to raise the company's stock price.
