Sentence examples for quick consolidation from inspiring English sources

The 1980s licensing process led, predictably, to quick consolidation and market-division agreements among the applicants.

Just as two decades of consolidation in the newspaper business, which gave leverage to companies like Gannett and Knight Ridder, unnerved the producers, the quick consolidation of suppliers has the publishers on edge.

And the Republican race for president probably will be headed for an extended and rancorous battle, rather than the quick consolidation behind an establishment favorite that many party strategists have hoped for.

Ashoka Mody, an international economic policy specialist at Princeton University, noted that maintaining the 3.5percenttargetet for 2018, while lowering the nearer-term targets, would necessitate a quicker fiscal consolidation than it did before.

Paley [2] described a lowering of appetite, weight loss and depression in all patients with limb lengthening at period of distraction with quick recovery in consolidation period.

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They have too much cash on hand to allow a quick and healthy consolidation, despite lagging sales and persistent losses (see table, below).

It had plenty to fear from a euro-zone break-up, by contrast, but little reason to think that a quick turn toward fiscal consolidation in the year or two before the blow-up would deliver any net benefits.

Should countries, like America and Britain, facing weak growth and low interest rates opt to trim now, or will current budget cuts do little but undermine fragile recoveries?Many economists have warned of a too-quick pivot to fiscal consolidation, pointing to the persistence of large output gaps and weak private demand.

The reason for the push is to provide quick cover for the media consolidation agenda".

Mr Godsell is quick to dismiss this as "rumour", but he concedes that "consolidation will continue if it produces value".