Sentences with phrase «lack of growth across»

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Ironically, it's a lack of competition that until now slowed down the growth of IXPs across the rest of the country.

They failed to deal with some of the biggest obstacles to sustained growth — like the severe lack of electricity across the continent — and spur industries that would create jobs.

Whilst a lack of growth in the Eurozone was «contaminating the UK economy», the situation across much of Europe was more worrying, Cash said:

All across the continent from Cape Town to Cairo, African economic growth is stunted by a lack of access to adequate power.

It is noteworthy, however, that Polk School Board member, Billy Townsend, keeps pointing toward an exhaustive report done by Stanford University that clearly tracks all students across multiple grades to build a robust picture of student growth (or lack thereof) on standardized tests, which, as anyone in public education knows, is the only metric deemed worthy of consideration by the Florida Legislature.

They do, however, lack the time, guidance, and support needed to ensure continued growth across the full arc of their careers.

I think of the crazy worldoffruit.com online effort in the v late 90s (which `... received a very positive reaction from within the produce industry and looks set to dramatically change the way in which fresh fruit and vegetables are traded across the globe...»), the lack of earnings growth in the past few years, the ludicrous de-merger of Fyffes, Total Produce and Blackrock (now Balmoral International Land, whose shares subsequently collapsed and are now delisted), etc..

InfoGovANZ members have identified the common challenge for professionals operating across the various disciplines of Information Governance is the lack of a single business language to support the growth of IG as a discipline.

The sustained lack of inventory in many neighbourhoods across the GTA continued to underpin high rates of price growth for all home types,» said Mr. Cerqua.

«Overall, there is a lack of available supply across the U.S., supporting the growth of development pipelines and delivery of new product into the marketplace,» says David Toti, REIT analyst with Cantor Fitzgerald.