Sentences with phrase «fairly wide spread»
In other words, the net feedback from clouds is assumed by all models to be strongly positive, representing 40.6 % of the total 2xCO2 temperature impact, but with a fairly wide spread between models.
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President Obama managed to get fairly wide spread support for the Copenhagen Accord on the last day of the Copenhagen negotiations despite the fact that the United States was not able to commit to emissions reductions at levels to prevent dangerous climate change.
It is rare for a classical brainstorming process to provide any real innovation, and these views are fairly wide spread.
The only dark mark here is liquidity: Unlike some of its brethren that trade many millions of dollars on most days, GSP has a median daily volume of about $ 2M, with fairly wide spreads.
The bad news is that CoinSpot trades with fairly wide spreads.
Not exact matches
The Chase Freedom Unlimited ® is also best for people who do not spend heavily in any one category, like travel or dining, but rather find that their budget is fairly evenly spread across a wide range of different expenses.
(it was a fairly wide - spread attack by some boys who thought those words are funny.
As some of Claymore's newest funds are thinly traded and have very wide bid - ask spreads, I would hold off on considering the ETF for investment until the fund is fairly widely held.
The Chase Freedom Unlimited ® is also best for people who do not spend heavily in any one category, like travel or dining, but rather find that their budget is fairly evenly spread across a wide range of different expenses.
It's a moot point anyways since the Yen should trade in a fairly wide bid - ask spread against the Canadian dollar, which would make arbitrage difficult.
There has also been a fairly wide - spread understanding that the international community will not avoid very dangerous climate change unless nations increase their national commitments to levels required of them based upon equity while working with other nations to keep atmospheric concentrations of ghg from exceeding dangerous levels.