Sentences with phrase «growth inflection point»

Most businesses get stuck at a growth inflection point, requiring knowledgeable managers who can push growth to the next level.

Not exact matches

But the transition to a new cycle of healthy growth will take time, and the inflection point remains in the middle distance.

Travel tech provider Sabre Corp (NASDAQ: SABR) is at a inflection point thanks to a long - term plan for earnings and free cash flow growth, according to Imperial Capital.

Are we at an inflection point where attractive economics — not policy — drive rapid growth of renewable energy for the U.S. power sector?

«The third quarter of 2015 may have marked an inflection point in the growth of mainland [China]- related dollar credit,» reports the Bank for International Settlements.

Eight years after the global financial crisis, four factors that hampered growth are reaching inflection points.

We see an inflection point in growth, inflation, and monetary policy, and markets are catching up to these fast - changing dynamics.

The new NSF report confirms the 1990s inflection point:» [T] he evidence suggests that the growth trend either slowed or stopped altogether at that time.»

We're at an inflection point of a growth curve.»

They have hit an inflection point, where the higher historical growth they have seen in the past will now likely slow due to less opportunities to grow > cash then builds up > company then decides to pay it out as a dividend.

Earlier in the year, we had upgraded Petrobras to outperform predicated on inflection points on three fronts: (1) production growth, (2) management's credibility and early achievements to turn Petrobras around, and (3) the possibility of a more benign government attitude with surprise price increases.

And looking ahead, judging by their respective (prior) growth histories & the current inflection point we've now reached in the UK / Irish economies, both of One51's divisions could enjoy a steady progression in terms of increasing revenues & expanding margins over the next few years — while a measured acquisition strategy would obviously add another powerful growth tailwind.

It might be exposure to a particular country / region that's reached an inflection point, has attractive fundamentals & growth prospects, and / or has a cheap & neglected market (like Ireland — FBD Holdings, or Vietnam — Vinacapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund).

Against a 2013 back - drop of tentative US growth, and an inflection point for European growth, Smurfit Kappa's actually firing on all cylinders with 8 % YTD sales growth & even better 10 % growth in its Q3 - 2013 results.

Actually, as per the European markets YTD, more & more people see Europe passing an inflection point & getting back on a (tentative) growth path.

In particular, the anthropogenic forcing model must distinguish a linear CO2 forcing increase (log of exponential CO2 growth) that is greater than natural variations from multiple sinusoidal cycles, especially as the dominant natural cycle passes through an inflection point (from accelerating to decelerating growth.)

This needs a point of inflection too where future growth can come from activity that reverses the problems it has previously caused.

He added that it signifies an inflection point in the company's growth.

I think it's safe to say it won't be a linear progression, rather, steady growth with a few inflection points.

«We are strategically allocating capital out of 2445 M Street and into Arlington Tower to improve our long - term growth prospects in a resurging Rosslyn... Our research indicates that Rosslyn is at an inflection point with rising rents and declining vacancy as it transitions from a 9 to 5 Federal Government and contractor hub into a 24 - hour urban destination with the demographics, amenities and infrastructure to attract top - tier corporations.»

Despite an unemployment rate that sits at 9.2 percent, Freddie Mac says the gloomy job picture reflects a temporary «soft patch» in the economy and «does not foreshadow an inflection point in gross domestic product growth.»