Sentences with phrase «enough growth in these industries»

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The business, a cemetery and funeral - home company in Trevose, Pa., was in sound financial health, the industry was rapidly consolidating, and Miller could envision profitable growth of up to 25 % a year — if he could raise enough capital to finance a series of key acquisitions.

WWT has experienced rapid growth, over the past three years especially, and the trajectory our leaders have laid out is forward - thinking enough to cultivate a sense of business viability in a transforming industry, and tactical enough to give us a blueprint for achieving it.

The most head - smackingly obvious sign of a strong industry is vibrant and consistent growth in total revenue, but that alone is not enough of an indicator.

But the growth in the new contracts did not go far enough to offset very large declines in some of the industry's most active contracts.

But wanderlust - fueled RV purchases from young couples, while attention - grabbing, won't be enough to sustain long - term growth in the industry, says Foster Finley, who co-leads the transportation and infrastructure practice for global consultancy AlixPartners.

As a taxpayer I am sick of paying for the unchecked growth of charters.I even got a flyer today offering a $ 100 incentive for those referring students to enroll in a local charter school.The charter school industry seems well funded enough to pay for all these ads — how about donating the funds for these ads to reduce local taxes — listen to local taxpayers!.

Aside from the risk of slowing economic growth in the U.S. and the G7 countries, there is a strong risk that global earnings may slow enough to spook equity investors, especially those who are overweighting highly cyclical industries.

While there may not be many mega-mergers left in the spirits industry (few companies are big enough to buy fellow blue chips outright), we're now seeing a rash of merger mania in the smaller, craft distilleries, which is where Brown - Forman has traditionally looked for its acquisition growth.

Dallas - Fort Worth and Houston in Texas are prime examples of this trend, but experts say that continued growth in the tech and energy industries will be more than enough to drive further office space demand.

But amid a shifting economy, the sector has shown surprising growth and return on investment over the last few years, enough that many in the real estate industry are giving these buildings a second look.