Sentence examples for overall next from inspiring English sources

Growth overall next year would be 2.9 per cent, up from this year's 2.6 per cent, with the United States at 2.6 per cent, Japan 1.3 per cent, Germany 1.8 per cent, France 1.5 per cent and the UK 2.4 per cent.

Their proposal to advance cyber defense to face these challenges is to use SIEM technology as a core component, and use this in conjunction with Enterprise Security Intelligence (ESI) to enhance overall next generation cyber defense architectures.

Once we close the deal, we will send out more information on the overall next steps and hold interim team meetings to make sure everyone is informed and can ask questions.

While overall next-day air volume rose about 10percentthethe company received less revenue per piece shipped because it delivered more letters than packages.

Overall, Next-generation sequencing combined with optical mapping provided us with a high resolution tool to decipher the evolution of important pathogenic mycobacteria.

And the low-cost carrier isn't letting up: while it plans to shrink overall next year in the face of the recession, it's actually adding service to some of the US cities business travellers frequent the most.

The two villas, which measured some 20,000 square feet overall, were next to Trajan's Forum.

Conversely, Mr Osborne proposes a longer game, in which everything the Tories do must pass one test: will it help them to win an overall majority next time?

No self-respecting pollster would yet bet much against the Conservatives winning a decent overall majority next May or June, and certainly not on the basis of a couple of polls six months before an election.

TOL notes drily:Overall, the next Czech parliament will seat 44 women, 13 more than the outgoing one, and 20 of them are members of two new centrist parties, one of which, like ex-king Simeon's in Bulgaria, came out of nowhere with a deep-dyed aristocrat at its head.

He easily won the race overall the next day, finishing safely in the peloton in an uncomplicated sprinters' stage.