Sentences with phrase «at turnover time»

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It arrived at this particular figure by «using the weighted average of turnover during a set period» from the time that it suspended purchases and sales of XEM to the time that it announced its plans to issue a refund nearly a day and a half later.

At the time of writing, ether was valued at $ 764 on daily turnover of nearly $ 4 billioAt the time of writing, ether was valued at $ 764 on daily turnover of nearly $ 4 billioat $ 764 on daily turnover of nearly $ 4 billion.

«We are wary of the current level of management turnover at LULU, as it could lead to instability at a time when the company is looking to drive its next leg of growth as it works toward its goal of becoming a $ 4B brand by 2020 (from ~ $ 2.6 B currently),» Randal Konik, an equity analyst at Jefferies, said.

There are a number of factors at play when calculating business loan interest rates, including the length of time your business has been operating, the industry you operate in and of course your month to month turnover.

a) investing their own money alongside you, so your interests are aligned b) a stake in the company they work at i.e. it is a partnership or employee - owned c) a proven ability to outperform an index over the long - term (at least 10 years) d) reasonable charges — preferably no more than a 1 % management fee and no performance fee e) a concentrated, high conviction portfolio i.e. they do not just hug their benchmark f) a low - asset - turnover ratio i.e. they have a long - term investment horizon and rarely sell investments g) a proven ability to preserve capital during the bad times h) a stable team who have worked together for a number of years.

Our portfolio turnover is relatively low, implying that we typically hold securities for years at a time.

Sausage Potato Turnovers: Working with one square of puff pastry at a time, brush the edges of the puff pastry with egg wash.

'' All parts of the business will have to be made more efficient and productivity will be improved in order to minimise cost increases at a time when, unfortunately, we can expect turnover to fall,» he stated.

Stir in milk, a little at a time, until glaze becomes thin enough to drizzle over the turnovers.

There's quite a bit of turnover at the skill positions, but eight teams return at least a part - time starting quarterback, and there are a lot of good linemen.

The quote included something like «at least get a turnover so you have something to show for your time on the floor» type thing.

The most mind - boggling fact about this Kentucky defense is that Cauley - Stein is acting as an elite rim protector and a Craftian - level turnover creator at the same time.

These turnovers were the result of various stunts, blitzes — State blitzed at least 25 % of the time — and blazing speed.

We've seen the most playoff turnover since 2003 (eight teams) and, for the first time in NFL history, four teams end playoff gaps of at least eight years (Titans, Bills, Jaguars, Rams).

The odds are great there will be pain again, a blown call, a coach's blunder, or a turnover at the absolute worst time.

The point of your article is that now there is turn over happening at WW, when in reality there is turnover all the time, it's a gradual thing, and not all of a sudden.

While still one of the best defensive midfielders in the world, Sergio Busquets has been uncharacteristically turnover prone, Andres Iniesta has struggled with form for the majority of the season and even though Xavi continues to play at a high level he had his playing time regulated because of injury concerns due to his age.

Because of her positive attitude and efficient way of running the cafeteria, high turnover in staffing has stopped and student satisfaction is at an all - time high.

The addition of eighteen child protective workers would result in 151 front - line workers in the unit; assuming that twelve percent of workers are not have cases at any one time (due to turnover, training, or medical leave), there would be 133 front - line workers accepting cases, which would keep caseloads on average at 15 per caseworker.

«Such exogenously driven political turnover may shorten democratic time horizons, inducing parties and their politicians to focus on short - run policies at the expense of important longer - run strategies,» he warns.

Rather than catastrophic resurfacing that would take as little as 10 million years, Venus may have had gradual turnover of a thin crust stirred by mantle plumes or asteroid collisions that renewed the surface 1 percent at a time over billions of years.

By contrast, diversification analyses failed to detect evidence for rate - shift changes near the Eocene - Oligocene boundary even though the fossil record provides clear evidence for a major turnover event («Grande Coupure») at this time.

In that study, bone turnover markers in subjects who followed the diet did not increase compared with controls at any time.

At the same time, cellular turnover, the process by which skin naturally replaces dead skin cells with new ones, declines, leaving you with a duller skin surface.

«It cleans your skin and exfoliates at the same time,» Dr. Fusco says, which zaps dullness that occurs as cell turnover slows down.

Being at the forefront of technology trends, eLearning has shown to be a powerful business tool - saving significant amounts of money and training time whilst reducing employee turnover and allowing companies to stay ahead of the curve.With increased importance on delivering engaging and motivating employee training programs, the interactive and personalized nature of eLearning courses allow staff to take a more active approach to learning, and encourages them to take responsibility for their own development.

Earlier this year, the district negotiated a historic, five - year contract with the Seattle Education Association that creates for the first time a framework for providing special support for staff members who work at schools with high student turnover.

This is particularly difficult at a time when the supply of teachers is constrained by high turnover rates, annual retirements of longtime teachers, and a decline in students opting for a teaching career — and when demand for teachers is rising due to rigorous national student performance standards and many locales» mandates to shrink class sizes.

She was recruited to help turnaround Concord Middle a few years ago, at a time when the school was really struggling with low test scores and high teacher turnover.

Vance County Schools Superintendent Anthony Jackson, who took part in the panel at the Governor's Commission meeting to explain how his district is struggling with high teacher turnover rates and unfunded mandates, said that when it comes to funding students with special needs, it's time for the state to provide funding based on the needs of students.

It is important to anticipate teacher leader turnover and to have a selection plan in place to identify new teacher leaders at different points in time.

A high rate of faculty turnover has been projected for this decade (Magner, 2000), offering an opportunity for new faculty to enter academia at a time when teaching skills are valued.

The international rollout is taking longer than anticipated, with Nook still focused in the US, UK, and now Australia (some additional global markets can access the Nook ebook store through specific tablet apps, however), but at a time when there's a high rate of turnover within the digital division, maintaining a slow but steady pace of international growth may be the smarter move to take.

She's crying for her idea of what life should be like: Sunday after church, all the sisters, sisters - in - law, wives kissing and patting, swatting at each other's children and at the same time loving them and rubbing their little round heads, women comparing and swapping babies, and all the men gathering and talking business, wool, yarn, lengths, shipping, bloody Flemings, fishing rights, brewing, annual turnover, nice timely information, favor - for - favor, little sweeteners, little retainers, my attorney says... That's what it should be like, married to Morgan Williams, with the Williamses being a big family in Putney... But somehow it's not been like that.

«The total membership varies over time but our turnover is low and we pride ourselves on developing a personal relationship with each reader; they truly seem to care about what we are doing at «indieBRAG» and the part they play in it.»

I'm just saying that the math suggests that some level of turnover is needed if your goal is to compound capital at north of 20 % over time.

Thanks Brian, I agree — ideally a fund should have low management turnover (a good sign) and be able to beat the market index or at least stay competitive over a long period of time

A Score for each value stock is then assigned based on six historical variables: market cap, stock liquidity (i.e., annual trading volume / shares), asset turnover (i.e., assets / revenues), total debt to equity, cash to assets and year - over-year EBIT annual growth rate, one variable at a time.

That experiment failed due to high turnover and the high brokerage fees prevalent at the time.

The capacity and turnover constraints, taken one at a time, proved crucial to improving liquidity.

At the same time I think it is very easy to strip out the bulk of crappy managers (closet indexers, high fees, non-concentrated portfolios, too high a turnover, no co-investment by management, etc) and avoid these active management performance averages that are thrown about by passive devotees.

Fortunately, at this point, it's priced for (permanent) recession... trading for 0.6 times book, 0.7 times (peak) turnover (noting adjusted operating margin also peaked then, at 39 %), and 2.5 times (peak) earnings.

All value stocks are then ranked based on six historical (and available at the time) criteria: market cap, stock liquidity (i.e., trading volume / shares), asset turnover (i.e., assets / revenues), total debt to equity, cash to assets and year - over-year EBIT annual growth rate, one variable at a time.

With brokerage costs offered at companies like www.foliofn.com, it seems much more feasibly for someone to have extremely high turnover in stocks, decently low brokerage fees and closely follow the holdings of these quantitative models which are easily spread over 5 - 200 stocks at any given time, and consistently beat the market.

The only thing I regret is not being entrusted with more of his works at that time — just one would have represented two years of turnover for me during the more difficult years.

«We've got a $ 12 trillion capital investment in the world energy economy and a turnover time of 30 to 40 years,» said John P. Holdren, a physicist and climate expert at Harvard University and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

The lag is a different (and mostly unresolved) problem: while the lag during warming periods is explainable as the about 800 year turnover time for deep ocean down / upwelling flows, the much longer delay of CO2 during periods of cooling towards a new ice age is difficult to explain, the more that methane does follow temperature far more closely, thus errors in ice age — gas age difference are not at the base of the lag...

Again I am not a physicist, but if the air is hotter in day time, especially at altitude, but not that much warmer at night times, then there will be a greater turnover of water above the oceans.

Monavon's turnover was around # 500,000 (reduced from around # 2m at the time of the accident).

Praised for her quick mind and engaging personality during a ceremony Friday, she takes the gavel at a time when the court is on the verge of remarkable turnover and faces considerable challenges.