sabbarese造句

• A key indicator to watch, Sabbarese said, is the level of inventories.
• That's because old-economy companies have been faster to adjust, Sabbarese said.
• "That may mean that people who lose jobs are finding jobs, " said Sabbarese.
• Any rebound in technology will come later, after manufacturing starts growing again, both Dhawan and Sabbarese said.
• "Cisco Systems laid workers off but paid them half salary to do community service work, " said Sabbarese.
• The index has been more volatile than the national version, however, because the survey size is smaller, Sabbarese noted.
• In Georgia, the employment index jumped 21.4 percentage points to 50 from what Sabbarese described as " an abnormally low"
• And don't look for a quick ramp up in manufacturing activity when that improvement occurs, according to Kennesaw State University economist Donald Sabbarese.
• Georgia's numbers for August are consistent with the national trend, said Donald Sabbarese, co-director of Kennesaw State University's Econometric Center.
• "Disaster myopia " can never be eliminated, says Sabbarese, but he sees reason for optimism that the magnitude of any overbuilding can be controlled.
• "The state of Georgia's February PMI level does not appear sustainable, " said Don Sabbarese, co-director of the Econometric Center.
• In fact, there are multiple reasons for overbuilding, writes Don Sabbarese, co-director of econometrics at Kennesaw State University, in Business-to-Business ( September ).
• The state index dropped 9.5 percentage points to 42.6 as many companies postponed investments, said Donald Sabbarese, co-director of the school's econometric center.
• On the plus side, other components of the Georgia index were positive, as was the strength of the broader labor market, said Donald Sabbarese, co-director of the center.
• Kennesaw State University economist Donald Sabbarese said the impact of the Sept . 11 attacks in Georgia " may not be felt until next month and the remainder of the fourth quarter ."
• "It suggests to me that manufacturers are having to hold onto inventories longer, which means they'll have to cut production, " said Don Sabbarese, co-director at the Econometric Center.
• "It is obvious that manufacturers are experiencing the greater affect of this event ( the terrorists attack ) in October rather than in September, " noted Donald Sabbarese, co-director of Kennesaw State University's Econometric Center.