Sentences with phrase «against industry peers»

Benchmark matter costs and staffing allocations against industry peers for more effective negotiations, as well as:

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Not exact matches

Amgen's 22 % ROIC is among the best in the large - cap pharmaceutical industry, and it's undervalued against both its peers and the broader market.

Choose your own peer group based on underlying factors like portfolio construction and industry focus, and benchmark your fund against funds with similar strategies.

On the other hand, for the biggest European football clubs, who are intrinsically part of the global entertainment industry, attracting the best talent is an absolute must to ensure a competitive advantage against their peers on and off the pitch and to grow their global fan base.»

Even against 400 % + return of Sun Pharma, small cap peers Ajanta Pharma generated more than 5000 % + (100 times) return during your above mentioned period.Similarly against 200 % + return of ITC, Page Industries (and many more) generated better return during the prolonged bear period.

1 Definitions: PREVENT - values expressed by employing a number of industry screens; PROMOTE — focus on individual companies that demonstrate stronger ESG performance relative to industry peers against ESG metrics; TARGET — focus on companies that seek to advance specific sustainable goals (e.g. UN development goals, clean energy).

Higgins wrote from the standpoint of a practicing artist speaking for the work of his peers and against the art market and academia, realms which Higgins came to regard as mirror equivalents of one another, relatable in negative terms to the fashion industry.

They are orthodox (to themselves), which supposedly gives them a right to lie to skeptics, steal from them, manufacture scandals todestroy their careers, politicize professional certification to keep skeptics out of jobs, collude tokeep their papers out of the peer - reviewed literature, even accuse skeptics (or their industry allies) of treason (an offense punishable by death) and high crimes against humanity and nature.

By both outsourcing the misinformation campaign and allowing their scientists to publish research in peer - reviewed journals — where it was available to but largely unseen by the public — the oil companies tried to buffer themselves against the legal liability that took down the tobacco industry.

The decision this week by a federal judge in Minnesota to order a new trial in the recording industry's case against Jammie Thomas was seen by many as a victory for users of peer - to - peer networks.

A moment of MP3 silence, please, as we observe the fifth anniversary of the Recording Industry Association of America's massive litigation campaign against peer - to - peer sharing of copyrighted songs.

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The mortgage industry is being reined in more tightly to protect consumers against fraudulent activities; FINTRAC is peering over the real estate industry's shoulder, on the lookout for money laundering.