Sentence examples for quarterly volume from inspiring English sources

K.M. Eisenhardt and B.N. Tabrizi, "Accelerating Adaptive Processes: Product Innovation in the Global Computer Industry," Administrative Science Quarterly, volume 40, March 1995, pp. 84-10.

M. Tushman and R. Nelson, "Technology, Organizations and Innovation: An Introduction," Administrative Science Quarterly, volume 35, March 1990, pp. 1 8; and P. Anderson and M. Tushman, "Technological Discontinuities and Dominant Designs: A Cyclical Model of Technological Change," Administrative Science Quarterly, volume 35, December 1990, pp. 1 8.

TLC also said that the quarterly volume of paid procedures at its centers fell 35percentt in the second quarter from the period a year earlier, but that it expected to report improved results from operations because of cost cuts.

Despite the disruption caused by the devastating earthquake and tsunami in March, Japanese companies spent $26.6 billion on mergers and acquisitions overseas in the three months through June, the highest quarterly volume in almost three years, according to Dealogic.

The Leadership Quarterly, Volume 24, Issue 1, February 2013, Pages 45-60.

Quarterly volume trends favored emerging regions, growing more than 20% in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Eastern Europe, India, the Middle East and Africa.

The GRO indexes reflect this process; they are bound in quarterly volumes, arranged by the date of registration, not the date of the event itself.

Handset makers like Apple and Blackberry creator Research In Motion have gained a lot of ground at Nokia's expense in this space, and even though they cannot hope to ship the kind of global quarterly volumes Nokia deals in 93.2 million units at the last count they have put some serious pressure on the Finns' profit power.

Quarterly deal volume has apparently reached a plateau after two years of growth and is being restrained by concerns about the macroeconomic climate.

However, overall quarterly prescription volume for these five NSAIDs increased by 0.76 million, and we estimate that quarterly expenditure increased by £20.4 million more than would have been expected if overall NSAID volume had remained constant.

EY documented what it calls "record-setting technology M&A and new post-dotcom-bubble records in 1Q 2015 for both quarterly value and volume". In total, aggregate value of disclosed-value for global technology deals hit $77.1 billion in the first quarter of this year, higher than any quarter since 2000 and up 16% year-over-year and 72% sequentially, EY says.