Sentence examples for term pipeline from inspiring English sources

Our new deep dive into Hikma's medium term pipeline and long term opportunities gives us increased confidence.

The term "pipeline" refers to the drug-development cycle, an 8- to 12-year affair from start to finish.

We now present the approach to others and note that we also have good results in developing the first version of the App-Ant database, an application oriented behaviour monitoring system, again with a planned longer term pipeline development.

The technology work-force gap will only widen if we do nothing to increase the long-term pipeline of potential employees.

And though Pfizer has more than 150 projects in the works, such as inhaled insulin, its short-term pipeline is running low.

It is true that SmithKline has also had trouble with some of its new products, and its short-term pipeline is relatively unexciting.

She explained that the firm had a short-term pipeline of 415 sites with detailed planning permission, was already on site at 371 (89%), and gearing up to start building on a further 34 sites.

Inflation certainly appears to be in the long-term pipeline.

Just as a company's key drugs are coming off patent enabling competition from providers of low-cost generics–it's near-term pipeline can be barren.

Big pharma has had tremendous growth in the last ten years, but in order to fuel growth and meet earnings numbers, the companies had to spend on things other than R&D, while neglecting their long-term pipelines.

Such approaches have been termed "pipelines," and they exhibit improved performance over individual methods alone [ 21].