Sentences with phrase «economic side»

For now, the more defensive names might be preferable, at least until we get a better view of what's going to happen on the tax reform and economic side of things.

All organizations — regardless of industry — will require executive leaders who are adept in the financial and economic sides of the business.

Rick Rieder explains the under - appreciated negative economic side effects of today's student loan levels, with the help of...

Mr. Luskin is not scared by the current lofty levels, relying on forward earnings and his expectations of powerful economic side - effects from the tax reform.

«There is a strong economic side to this,» says Hilton - Taylor.

On the economic side, retail, housing, financials and U.S. dollar action convey the most information here.

On the economic side, the jobs and government revenue that come from big projects matter to communities across this province and country.

The fact that he has stuck to the same people prized by Rubin and Clinton on the economic side merely shows that these people are really good.

(The removal of sucrose from the molasses syrup is not all that significant on the nutrition side of things, but it is important to the manufacturer on the economic side because the removed sucrose can be further processed and sold as table sugar).

«[We] need an academically strong individual who has experience in running a campus, however SUNY goes forward with these two locations, and then secondarily, who is able to marshal what is necessary to keep the economic side of the SUNY Poly experiment moving forward,» he said.

I think we have to appeal to the economic side.

October 25, 2012 • In sharp contrast to his 2008 campaign, President Obama hasn't mentioned climate change on the campaign trail this time around, instead choosing to focus on the economic side of clean energy rather than the climate change side.

«Because that would render us much more competitive internationally, which gets you over into the economic side of things, and it will lift a lot of kids out of this impoverished area, the impoverished state they're in, give them an opportunity...

Required reading for people interested in the economic side of -LSB-...]

I love Netflix but I totally understand the economic side of things.

«The political backdrop has really diluted some encouraging results on the economic side,» she says, adding that she hasn't changed her one - year global outlook.

On the economic side, Morningstar's chief economist Bob Johnson believes the first quarter is set to disappoint and that the rest of the year could face hurdles.

But the economic side of this financially demanding option requires careful planning.

By the end of World War II, Brussels Griffons were nearly extinct in Belgium due to the economic side effects of World Wars I & II.

We will also have to pay some attention to the economic side of our conquest (i.e. gathering materials and resources, upgrading and improving our headquarters).

During the game, much attention has to be paid to the economic side of the management - the right equipment needs to be purchased, used for sawing, gathering crops, and moving the goods around.

The exhibition takes the sport of football — prominent in both the elite neighbourhoods of some the of largest cities and the underprivileged housing estates of others, from Paris, to Marseille, to Istanbul and Athens — along with the sport venues and the economic side of the sport as a focal point.

The solutions are then integrated into a global analysis that clearly shows that — even at this late date — the techno - economic side of the climate problem is actually solvable.

In any event, the public should realize just how «unsettled» the economic side of the carbon debate is.

Going forward it's clear that nothing is going to change on the economic side any time soon.

On the economic side, lawyers take financial stability for granted when they are practicing because they can get any loan they want and banks shower them with credit card offers.