Sentences with phrase «buffer against future»

Moreover, the literature shows that premarital counseling can provide a buffer against future problems.

PPT builds optimism, gratitude, love, curiosity, and zest with the theory that strengths will build over time to enhance quality of life and resilience and buffer against future psychological anguish.

The defensive driving class serves not as a point reduction course, but rather as a buffer against any future pointable traffic violations a driver may incur.

Land uplift, like that occurring in Scandinavia, can buffer some against future sea level rise.

They decided to direct some of this money to their mortgage to build a buffer against future interest rate rises.

You should live below your means, and build up a buffer against the future.

Record - high world debt stocks make various economic actors more vulnerable, motivating greater savings as a buffer against future shocks.

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Whilst not widely recognised, the reuse of phosphorus will be crucial to achieving future food security, supporting farmer livelihoods and buffering against emerging geopolitical risks.

«This study is about starting the conversation about how communities can buffer themselves against unpredictable ecosystem changes in the future,» said lead author Timothy Cline, a doctoral student in the UW's School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences.

When students write about their personal values, it can help them feel more positive about themselves and their futures, promoting a growth mindset and creating a protective buffer against many harmful experiences.

«For those people that want to buy and hold BTC for the long term, this attractively high investment yield can provide a sort of «buffer» against unfavorable decrease in BTC value vs other currencies or assets and perhaps make the spot currency market volatility a little less painful for those that are holding bitcoin for the future.»

Foundations of Health: Essential for a Bright and Healthy Future Leading researchers from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University and the Women and Children's Health Policy Center at Johns Hopkins University have collaboratively identified four foundations of health that buffer young children against adverse childhood experiences, allowing their bodies and brains to develop without the lasting effects of toxic stress.