Sentence examples for raw financial from inspiring English sources

If they harness this raw financial muscle to a broader global outlook and better management and governance they will kindle, or rekindle, investors' confidence.

Gordon Edge, chief economist at the British Wind Energy Association, argues that raw financial firepower is less important than directing it wisely, but he concedes that Britain's government has been less pushy than some.

All told, it was a solid quarter for the company, but not a corker when it came to raw financial performance.

Ultimately, he predicts, investors will develop tools based on artificial intelligence and neural networks to divine a firm's prospects from its raw financial data.

By providing the mainstream with a simple way to convert raw financial data into actionable insight, Co-founder and CEO Chris Myers believes that BodeTree has the potential to add value by acting as an educational resource for small business.

However, raw financial performance is only part of the growth picture that investors appear to use to value Netflix — that's to say, the pace by which Netflix accretes new subscribers on a net basis is perhaps a more important way to measure the firm's future potential incomes.

Poor transport and communications and a lack of raw materials, financial resources, and power hindered industrial growth.

In the tradable category are manufactured goods, farm products, raw materials and financial, consulting, educational, computing and other technical services.

BEING a guy, I suppose I had long been wary about talking-it-out, something that I was quickly disabused of by Ms. Pescosolido, who asked me dozens of questions about my personal life: upbringing, romantic history, boxers or briefs, as well as my emotional state (raw) to my financial picture (cooked).

But Markowski takes raw numbers in financial statements with warranted skepticism.

Hollywood Adam Rifkin is this week's guest on Why Is This News, where we discuss the democratisation of filmmaking and the growing supremacy of raw talent over financial resources.