Sentence examples for ongoing strength from inspiring English sources

"What I would encourage people to evaluate is the ongoing strength and resilience of the US economy".

Amec expects to see modest underlying revenue growth in 2014 for its existing operations, led by ongoing strength in the Clean Energy market and Middle Eastern Oil and Gas.

"We ended the year on a high note as ongoing strength in emerging markets coupled with improving demand in established markets drove revenue to record levels," said Craig Barrett, Intel's chief executive.

Simon Wells, chief UK economist at HSBC, said July's rise of just 0.1% was well below expectations of a 0.4% rise, but the ongoing strength of consumer spending was apparent and with continued low inflation was likely to be maintained for the rest of the year.

In a town where people are reluctant to reveal their last names and often their first, a mysterious element complicates any full understanding of the riots: the ongoing strength of the Calabrian Mafia, or 'Ndrangheta, which has deep roots in agriculture.

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The ongoing decline in police force strength presents us with an opportunity to rebalance public policy (Police jobs to be slashed to 40-year low, 1 September).

In our view, Morrison's balance sheet strength and ongoing cash generative capabilities could support both, although we think the latter is marginally more likely.

However, in many instances there is still ongoing debate about the strength of evidence of PGx indications and no clear cost-effectiveness analysis that includes simultaneous modeling of multiple medications and comorbidies which are relevant for complex care.

The Dyke commission was set up last autumn to try to address ongoing concerns about the strength of the English national team and the lack of top-class English talent forcing its way through into Premier League first teams.