Sentence examples for incremental needs from inspiring English sources

Otherwise the company will enter a death spiral, trying to serve the incremental needs of a dwindling number of once enthusiastic customers and surviving, if at all, by being acquired by a more diversified company, often at a fire-sale price.

But I worry that the incremental needs of an always-on Web — everyone wants to know what the state of play is at any given moment — will imperil the practice of longer-form journalism, the kind that demands time, an open mind, a lot of questions and sometimes results in dead ends.

Usually, they are doing that to support the incremental needs of their customers.

Since the other pipelines are at full, any new incremental needs for gas will come from these pipelines.

Given the incremental needs of the country (to me, Mexico has the most upside potential for new energy demand of all IEA nations), IEA reports the great promise: "$240 billion in the power sector and $640 billion in the upstream, and an additional $130 billion in energy efficiency". Pipeline development is just as key as more E&P investment.

The current proportions of patients who will already be taking these drugs (to allow us to calculate incremental needs) come from a systematic review of primary care management of MI in general practice [ 12].

The ASSET model confirms the strong, quasi-exponential relationship between age and pharmaceutical utilization, allowing policy makers to quantify the impact of ageing population in terms of resources needed to satisfy the incremental therapeutic needs.

That's mostly because Canada has a slow growing population and a mature energy demand market so incremental domestic needs are quite low.

This sort of incremental, needs-based approach to acquiring new skills is most applicable for academic positions.

The report did not take into account required investments in social protection, large-scale water supply and sanitation infrastructure, incremental investment needs for climate change mitigation and adaptation for ecosystems, and changes to the composition and scale of current infrastructure investments.

"Once they get their public equity in place, they'll use the debt markets to kind of backfill any kind of incremental funding needs they'll have as they continue to grow," said another investor looking at the deal.