Sentences with phrase «far in excess»

«The pent - up demand for apartments is far in excess of any of the projections for new construction.»

The volume of finance for the hotel industry today is far in excess of what it used to be as banks, insurance companies, finance companies and everyone on Wall Street is in the game, says Greg Spevok, director of national marketing for the commercial debt finance group of Bear Stearns.

What you missed is that the strategy is to create value and I created far in excess of 700k in value.

4 DOS APP 02 Matter of DOS v. Hecht - business practices; commissions; broker's past acts can not be used against him as evidence of repeated misconduct on a charge of illegal business practices where such conduct is being now first reviewed for untrustworthiness; charging fees in excess of professional norms, absent a showing of unique services offered above and beyond those services normally rendered by a real estate broker, demonstrates untrustworthiness; broker's current commission rates are far in excess of rates established by custom and usage; ALJ's decision modified, license suspended until one month after broker refunds amount in excess of rates established by custom and usage

It is a good idea to research reputable credit repair companies before making suggestions, however, because some repair companies either don't do a good job or charge fees far in excess of what is needed.

The report also states that FHA's capital adequacy ratio is 3.66 percent — far in excess of the Congressional mandated goal of 2 percent.

Incidentally, the son quickly moved the business to profit levels far in excess of those of prior years, so the buyout was done with ease.

FHA suffered years of mismanagement in the 1980s, and by 1990 it had projected losses from claims on mortgage insurance far in excess of projected revenue.

If a lender offers to pay you an amount far in excess of the market value of a mailing list — which can be estimated by determining what list rental companies charge for similar lists — both you and the lender risk violating RESPA.

They also want to tie - up as much collateral as they possibly can — far in excess of the value of their miserly mortgage.

Insurance may sound like a gamble, but always keep in mind that even if you pay for homeowners coverage for years without filing any claims, a single claim against the policy can save you far in excess of all the premiums you had ever made.

After all, the insurance death benefit isn't needed now that the estate tax exemption has jumped from $ 675,000 (when the policy was purchased) to $ 5.25 M (far in excess of Barbara's net worth), and Barbara would rather try to invest the money elsewhere where it has a chance to grow — not to mention stopping annual sales from her investment portfolio to plow into an insurance policy where costs exceed any growth potential.

In exchange for paying premiums on a policy, the insurance company provides a lump - sum payment (far in excess of what you paid in), known as a death benefit, to beneficiaries upon the insured's death.

If you contribute $ 1,000 into a high cash value whole life insurance policy you will have a large death benefit far in excess of the money you put into it.

Last, for a high earning employee, such as Edwards, adverse disciplinary findings are likely to cause losses far in excess of the compensation cap in the tribunal, currently # 68,400 plus any supplement for breach of a re-instatement or re-engagement order.

Loans allowed to be made to customers far in excess of their requirements or suitability for their business

In another vote, in California, the machine reported a number of votes far in excess of the number of registered votes in the county.

The question was whether or not the District Judge had been right to grant possession on mandatory Ground 8 where the landlord had a regular money judgment for rent arrears far in excess of two months» rent but the tenant disputed rent arrears and had applied to set the judgment aside.

[12] Turning to the question of the maintenance for the children, it is my view that the learned trial judge erred in fixing Mr. Bell's income at a figure far in excess of what he was earning.

In the circumstances, one might have expected an order of damages far in excess of the modest $ 5000 ultimately ordered by Justice Mosely.

An Abingdon U.S. District Court says defendant trucking company faces possible punitive damages in a claim that its tractor - trailer driver who was speeding and was allowed to stay on the road far in excess of the hours permitted under federal...

Although it will not come quickly or easily, diligent professional attention to your blog and your network will, over time, pay dividends far in excess of any black hat paid placements.

At trial, the plaintiff presented evidence of damages far in excess of the $ 25,000.

During 2007 through 2014 the average annual cost of these claims was $ 5,935 per civil litigation practitioner, an amount far in excess of what was collected in premiums (including civil litigation transaction levies).

If the lawyer has some unique contribution to make — if, for example, the lawyer has key insights to the licensor's requirements or has credibility and access to the licensor such that it will be very valuable to have this particular lawyer involved — the value contributed by the particular lawyer can fairly be priced far in excess of the predicted hourly time charges.

But the analysis shows that many purchases are far in excess of industry best practice.

But many drivers have liability coverage limits far in excess of the state minimum limits.

There had been a real willingness on the part of lower courts to rule that under - inclusive termination provisions were unenforceable, and that employees subject to them were actually entitled to common law notice of termination (which, again, is often far in excess of what the ESA provides for).

Law students are being pumped out of law schools at prodigious rates (far in excess of population growth) such that hundreds of them every year can not find articling jobs.

This is far in excess of the number of sick days used by anyone else in your department.

The 1,177 requests are «far in excess of that,» he tells Legal Feeds.

Presumably they are safe from constitutional attack, though far in excess of the hearing fees in most cases, because they are not imposed by the state.

The ferocity of National Grid's pursuit of its former employees is emphasised by the fact that it claimed a sum of # 5.26 m plus costs, which the judge found to be far in excess of what the defendants were alleged to have received from their dishonest activities.

Based on the IPCC assumptions, South Africa ends up with a GDP per capita far in excess of the United States by the year 2100.

Entertaining how the NRDC played a role of some sort with one of the global warming nuisance lawsuits, the Connecticut v American Electric Power, while another of those global warming nuisance lawsuits, Comer v. Murphy Oil had wording within its documents stating «The API [American Petroleum Institute] and other Oil Company Defendants have engaged in concerted financial activity — far in excess of $ 1 million — in furtherance of a tortious civil conspiracy to «reposition global warming as theory rather than fact» — details I described in my previous blog post.

I don't think that it's «alarmist» to be alarmed about events in the Yamal when seen in this new martian context — Siberian news reports last year described mapping of 7000 methane - venting mounds across the Yamal - Gydan (The Siberian Times, 27/03/2017), a number far in excess of the global frost mound population (~ 5000 [Mackay, 1998]-RRB- as of 1998.

It may be an operational issue, but it's one that is causing radioactive material to enter the groundwater at levels far in excess of safety standards.

So, to sum up, in Venus we see a planet in which radiative cooling seems nearly nonexistent, and which sustains ambient temperatures far in excess of what Mercury achieves even after 20 or so Earth days of straight sunshine at an intensity roughly 4 times that of Venus!

Industry sources in both Ohio and Poland say the criticisms about wind turbines are unjustified and that the recently adopted setbacks are far in excess of anything needed to protect the public or individual property owners.

The minister of transport admitted: «It is indisputable that the number of cycles on the road is far in excess of the total of all other classes of road vehicle, public and private, passenger and goods.»

If what Dr. Bengtsson faced was as far in excess of what an experienced academic might expect to the point it is reasonable for him to claim fear for his own safety, then that is serious indeed and we all ought to know about it.

This duchy includes land inside developed zones in western England and metropolitan London worth far in excess its current valuation of $ 750 million.»

This fee would be far in excess of simply paying for the carbon emissions of the flight.

Both the 2022 interim and 2050 targets require rates of decarbonization far in excess of what has been observed in large economies at anytime in the past.

The GISTemp station drop of -0.430 °C is far in excess of your satellite drop of -0.202 °C and completely different from your stated station drop of -0.103 °C.

Their cities, suburban towns, outposts, road networks, canals, and irrigation projects attest to their large and civilized (meaning agricultural) populations far in excess per square mile than your average hunter - gatherer cultures and their 1 person per square mile population densities spanning the most forbidding deserts, steppes, mountains, and jungles.

They are also far in excess of any possible global warming cloud feedback in the 1990's — or indeed today.

This means that, from storage (its «salt battery») alone, Aurora will be capable of powering South Australia far in excess of State Government buildings, the equivalent of over 230,000 homes for 8 hours, or around 35 % of all of the households in South Australia.

The RDA levels accepted in developed countries are far in excess of the amounts needed to prevent blindness.

The Stern report made clear the overall pattern of economic distress, and while the specific numbers may be contested, the costs of climate change were far in excess of the costs of preventing it.