Sentence examples for strong consolidation from inspiring English sources
In conjunction with the captures in the centre of the line at Sheria, the occupation of Gaza enabled a swift direct advance northwards, preventing a strong consolidation of the Wadi Hesi rearguard position.
It cannot compete with hydraulically bound lime grouts for stronger consolidation treatments (e.g. large-scale reconnection of plaster).
Strong fiscal consolidation is under way and remains essential to achieve a more sustainable budgetary position".
Strong fiscal consolidation "remains essential to achieve a more sustainable budgetary position, thus reducing fiscal risks," the fund said.
The International Monetary Fund recently applauded Britain's spartan approach, saying that "strong fiscal consolidation" is "essential to achieve a more sustainable budgetary position, thus reducing fiscal risks".
The agency has voiced concerns that "in the absence of a strong fiscal consolidation plan, the UK's net general debt burden may approach a level incompatible with a AAA rating".
(And given how many companies want to play in the loyalty/rewards space — from credit card companies to individual retailers, to startups coming from mulitple different directions like Facebook's new acquisition Karma, Wrapp and and recent TC Disrupt finalist Cardify among them, a multi-leveled approach may well be what keeps the company going strong as consolidation takes place among all the rest).
Results from our recent study demonstrated that increasing noradrenergic activity by blocking the α2 receptor with yohimbine leads to stronger memory consolidation in MDD patients.
Smith's comments on Sky News came just hours after ratings agency Fitch said that the UK – along with France and Spain – needed to "articulate more credible and stronger fiscal consolidation during the course of 2010 to underpin confidence in the sustainability of public finances".
Use of SLE avoided loosening of the system and stimulated stronger osteotomy consolidation.
Private buyers have come in to apply a strong dose of consolidation, mostly, and public gaze.
