Sentences with phrase «come down in»

After considerable deliberation, I have finally come down in favour of the test propounded by Barwick C.J. in Grant v. Downs, 135 C.L.R. 674, in the following words, at p 677:

So, one clear message here is that even though PV systems have come down in price, doing conservation and efficiency changes is FAR more cost effective than PV — at least in our case.

In spite of the fact that PV has come down in price, the price per KWH of energy produced for DIY PV systems is much greater than the cost per KWH of energy for DIY solar thermal systems.

It's also usually the case with new technologies that they start out very expensive and not quite there technically, and then come down in price as they become more refined.

Electrical items and furniture for example have come down in price relatively speaking and houses have far more material goods.

«Cellulosic conversion has to come down in price,» says Helena Chum, a research fellow at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

Renewable energy may require more of an up front investment, but it only gets cheaper over time — both in terms of the energy becoming free once the materials and installation have been paid off, and in that those costs will only come down in the future once the technology becomes more widely used.

The batteries are easily replaceable, and upgradeable as Li - ion and NiMH come down in price, which will extend the range.

The Duestche Bank report posits that the «balance of system» (BOS) and «soft costs» will come down in concert with the solar panel costs as the industry gains efficiency.

Solar panels have come down in price but nothing like cell phones.

Hotter waters lead to more evaporation, which must eventually come down in the form of precipitation.

Finally, and most important, the Supreme Court has granted several states the stay requested to bar the EPA from enforcing its new Clean Power Plan until the courts have ruled on its legality, a ruling that its supporters can not be sure will come down in their favor.

So, plenty of time for batteries and other solutions to come down in price...

Solar PV panels have come down in cost manufactured in China by 80 % since the review.

If, after consideration of all the facts, they come down in favour of a particular plan of action they can be accused of poor judgement but not of dereliction of their duty of care.

As with hybrids, electric and hydrogen fuel cell cars will proliferate and come down in price.

Battery storage was out of this project's budget but, once storage options come down in price, a battery backup would be an asset to this remote rural home for those times that the power grid goes down.

From a financial and a technical point of view, deep retrofit like this could come down in cost with a street - at - a-time approach.

The cost estimates in the full CDR chart also are current estimates (not projections for 2030), and so are likely to come down in cost significantly by 2030 if significant R&D spending flows to these approaches.

Maybe the defining tap root of indigenous peoples all over the world is not really born out of space or time, but rather it is this act of deeply loving the place you have come down in.

This, as well as the 45 % of the ArtTactic survey participants who believe sales of Chinese contemporary art will come down in 2016, caused the collectors to reconsider their spendings and the galleries to take less risks.

It is due to come down in January, to be replaced by Elmgreen and Dragset's equally enormous golden child on a rocking horse.

While most vintage video games might have come down in prices in recent years, the most popular and rare NES games still make people open up their wallets.

There is also a different glowing note that will come down in a group and it requires you to hold your tap on the screen and slide it across the incoming notes.

If you're not terribly bothered about MP then you should really wait for it come down in price.

I usually play games six to nine months after release date when they come down in price or wait for the inevitable GOTY edition (i.e. Borderlands 2).

It's a challenging experience, but not in the chaotic way of the earlier, purely tactical XCOM games, where your best - laid plans could fall apart if the dice rolls didn't come down in your favor.

The 68000 chip had also recently come down in price, so the timing was right.

I feel that a price reduction of not just the PS Vita hardware is inevitable and that the extremely over priced memory sticks will certainly come down in price rapidly.

Though they've been sold since the late «00s (at exorbitant prices), these solid state drives have finally come down in price so that they're affordable for just about everyone, and they're especially popular with PC gamers.

Guests come down in the morning, help themselves to a hearty full breakfast, and lounge on the porch chatting with the hosts.

We want to come down in June but do not want to go through the USA so we are considering flying to Cancun and then from Cancun to San Pedro.

With the frequent and heavy rains, about a dozen coast redwoods have come down in recent months at Muir Woods.

They come down in the middle of the night and gorge on grapes.

We ask that you come down in person to meet our animals, so the right match can be made for you and your family.

«We are finally seeing the numbers come down in a consistent manner due to a very aggressive spay - and - neuter program,» Walker says.

While LEDs have been around for several years, they have only recently come down in price, explains Elliott.

Here's where I come down in my final analysis.

When you talk about whether or not you should pay off your student loans, people usually come down in one of two camps.

Financial products that enable the average person to invest in a way that is consistent with their values have also improved and come down in price.

Prices have come down in recent years and with that in mind we asked our automotive panel to review five hybrids from a wide variety of styles and price points.

«Platinum has come down in price as gold has gone up,» says Coulston.

In her video, Birenbaum tackles the GIC vs annuity issue head on but seems more inclined to come down in favour of annuities.

Matching the findings from the most recent PLANSPONSOR Defined Contribution Survey, Cerulli finds plan sponsors are increasingly split on where they come down in this discussion — on the side of managed accounts or TDFs as the preferred QDIA.

As I've mentioned in the past, I won't be shocked to see the S&P 500 (and therefore SSO too) come down some in January after the end of the year rally dwindles down and some other random macroeconomic fear peaks its head out.

Bonds will come down in price and rise in yield at pretty much the same time.

Got ta find money to throw at stocks when they come down in price.

As the repo rates may come down in short, when to invest in bebt funds, principally into income funds.

The primary reason why the average mutual fund expense ratio has come down in the past, albeit only slightly, is that a substantial minority of all individual investors has gotten smarter about excessive investment costs.

Home Loan interest rates may come down in the next Financial Year, rates can be below 10 % levels.