Sentence examples for perceived growth from inspiring English sources
This perceived growth in nuclear weapons production capability blunts any numerical advantage in nuclear weapons Pakistan may have.
The exuberance for perceived growth is spreading further and wider through the markets.
"Maybe there was a little too much focus during the bubble years to make acquisitions in perceived growth areas," Mr. McVey said.
When "Eshgh," or "Love" — a Pop-style work in acrylic, Swarovski crystals and glitter on canvas by Farhad Moshiri — fetched $1.048 million at Bonhams Modern & Contemporary Arab, Iranian, Indian & Pakistani Art auction in Dubai in 2008, a proliferation of galleries began looking for ways cash in on a perceived growth market for Iranian works.
Most money managers won't pay more than one times a company's perceived growth rate.
For evidence of the perceived growth potential in India's online real estate market look no further than a $90 million funding round from Japanese telco SoftBank for the Housing.com property portal, last December.
Existing competitive rivalry-The importance of ownership Market growth for five health care multinational companies perceived market growth in two ways, and both were dependent on finding ways for patients/consumers to pay for health care.
Another antecedent, firms' perceived domestic growth opportunities, can influence their international market involvement because firms that perceive limited domestic growth are more likely to expand into international markets (Lopez and Fan 2009).
For example, it has been proposed that in the immediate aftermath of trauma perceived posttraumatic growth can be seen as a cognitive coping mechanism, but after some time actual growth might develop [ 11].
H6: The smaller a firm's perceived domestic growth opportunity, the greater the probability of international market involvement.
We therefore hypothesize as follows: H6: The smaller a firm's perceived domestic growth opportunity, the greater the probability of international market involvement.
