Sentence examples for vibrant analysts from inspiring English sources

While Honeywell's aircraft and avionics businesses are still vibrant, analysts say, its automation, specialty chemicals, process controls and other businesses have suffered amid the economic slowdown since the deal was announced.

Analysts say a vibrant corporate bond market is one of the surest ways to help China build a dynamic private sector with access to abundant capital.

Analysts say the vibrant political and economic relationship now existing between Berlin and Warsaw has given Poland the self-confidence to engage rather than confront Russia.

Going forward, analysts said the currently vibrant conditions for all types of advertising spending were unlikely to continue.

As Mr. Sobolewski pointed out, Warsaw still needs more of the professionals that are essential to a vibrant financial center, like auditors, lawyers, bank analysts and financial media.

"The automakers' long-term viability," said Mr. Merkle, the IRN analyst, "is still heavily dependent on a vibrant and healthy supply base".

One of Europe's most vibrant economies makes these small caps the darlings of Dublin analysts.

Sixteen years after the fall of dictator Suharto amid economic chaos in 1998, analysts say Indonesia has become one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.

"Great investments can be made in a bad economy and lousy investments can be made in a vibrant economy," Mr. Conway said last week on the firm's earnings call with analysts.

If the political process is more vibrant, more people will vote, which conversely might diminish the weight of the Brotherhood, analysts believe.

Many political analysts believe that blanket coverage of the riots by India's newly vibrant TV news channels and the unprecedented scope of the prosecutions may have helped to snap the country's long history of mass rioting.