Sentences with phrase «for broad swaths»

The second article begins with «More Americans are stretching to buy homes, the latest sign that rising prices are making homeownership more difficult for a broad swath of potential buyers.»

Over the years, the Cooperative Program has proven an effective tool in avoiding donor fatigue and encouraging support for the broad swath of Southern Baptist ministries.

«I am exceedingly grateful for the broad swath of historical cultures that Waldorf exposed me to, for their constant nurturing of my curiosity, and for teaching me that learning is a whole - body experience.»

Wind proved to be the lowest - cost option for a broad swath of the country, from the High Plains and Midwest and into Texas.

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He calculated the return since 1982 for a broad swath of decent performing stocks (the top 3000 companies), all dividends stocks, and dividend growers.

«Our arrangement with TIAA will offer fiduciary support for the broader swath of advisers that wish their plan sponsor clients to take advantage of TIAA's Target Income Models, but may choose not to take on the fiduciary responsibility for managing the portfolios themselves,» says Robert Bernstein, co-founder and senior managing director of Envestnet Retirement Solutions.

Thus, the table not only lays out two decades» worth of performance history for a broad swath of investments, it also allows you to see which of those investments have been leaders or laggards from one year to the next.

When there are results that have implications for a broad swath of other papers, it's only right that the results are examined closely.

At this point, the only concrete information we have about which existing Windows phones will receive the Windows 10 Technical Preview comes from Joe Belfiore, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Operating Systems Group, who tweeted over the weekend that Windows 10 will be available for a broad swath of phones:

NAR favors reforms that would maintain federal backing of conforming mortgage loans to help ensure the availability of safe and affordable financing in good times and bad for a broad swath of responsible home buyers through a government - chartered nonprofit entity while creating conditions that would enable the return of private mortgage capital into the market.

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Now that he's running for office, seeking to appeal to a broad swath of the American population, his comments about the sport are especially relevant.

Part of the App Store's growth have been simple tweaks: splitting Apps and Games into two different tabs, for instance, as well as adding a new «Today» section to allow users to better get a sense of the broad swath

Campbell sought an integrated holding company model to handle a broad range of duties including strategy, creative, digital, media planning and buying, brand PR and design across multiple regions, including the U.S., for large swaths of its soups, meals and beverages business, according to a request - for - proposal obtained by Ad Age in late 2017.

In this case, a subsidiary was fined a record IDR 1.072 trillion for forest fires in Indonesia that sent a haze of smoke across a broad swath of Southeast Asia.

The impartial search for truth is having enough problems these days, what with the discovery that many prominent scientific results, over a broad swath of fields, are non-replicable and likely false.

The discussion ranged from Life - Cycle - Assessments for food and packaging, to eco-labeling, to global food production, with candid conversations on a broad swath of food - related issues.

HSUS's issues are probably a natural for social networking sites, since they involve animal protection, something in which a broad swath of the sites» populations would be interested.

Long, a judicial activist, has scored a broad swath of the conservative pundits and bold - faced names in the race, but the backing of Giuliani was an important get for Turner.

President Trump's proposal for deep cuts to the budgets of a broad swath of the federal bureaucracy was billed as a necessary corrective to the growth of the government's power.

That project would have cut a broad swath across upstate New York for a 190 - mile - long, 2,000 - megawatt overhead transmission line from Utica to New York City.

A broad swath of the governor lays out in the policy book, «Moving The New New York Forward,» has already been laid down by Cuomo during his re-election campaign, and the release of the book today seemingly acts as a summary of the provisions for term two.

The field of bioethics has addressed a broad swathe of human inquiry, ranging from debates over the boundaries of life (e.g. abortion, euthanasia), surrogacy, the allocation of scarce health care resources (e.g. organ donation, health care rationing) to the right to refuse medical care for religious or cultural reasons.

«It is the only known nucleic acid platform for treating such ailments and constitutes a new pipeline of therapeutics to address a broad swath of debilitating health conditions.»

In consideration of the ruling, Japan did cut its quota for the Pacific hunt, which extends from Japan's coastline out into a broad swathe of the ocean, to 210 from 380.

Ideally, such a method should be appropriate for primary care settings, allowing a broad swath of the public to be accurately and regularly tested.

And because the rat vector lives across a broad swath of the continent, the disease might also be endemic, but unrecognized, outside of West Africa, where it could be responsible for undiagnosed fevers.

The field Herasevich works in is called medical informatics — a broad term encompassing a wide swath of careers, from mining genetics databases for disease clues to maintaining electronic patient records in a clinic.

Different plant species accumulate heavy metals in unique ways, which makes it challenging to take a broad swathe of plant samples for a simple side - by - side comparison.

When I was explaining the concept in the above video, I imagined it as a strong case for The Shape of Water, which — with its broad swath of nominations across categories — seems like the kind of movie that touches a lot of different kinds of people and draws supporters deep into those 7,000 - plus members.

The development of a new wave of intellectual property for schools may in time permit a broad swath of career educators to achieve KIPP - like results.

It is widely acknowledged that AYP is so ill - defined that it has depicted an overly broad swath of schools as «failing,» making it difficult for states to distinguish truly underperforming schools.

What that combination really does for me is provide a broad swath of torque from about 3000 RPM to the redline.

Inside, perhaps a couple of graying roots can be seen, but only because the interior's design lacks the broad swath of glass that passes for a dashboard in so many near - luxury cars these days.

A broad swath of touch panel makes up the top center stack area, with the StarLink - branded interface looking like a newer evolution of what Toyota's been using for the past couple of years.

Because of the implications of that for dollar strength going forward we have reallocated our portfolios to a broader swath of dollar - hedged, developed - market equities, but reduced our emerging market exposure.

It replaces stock picking with technology; namely, a computer that invests your money for you across broad swathes of the market instead of trying to pick «the one right stock» that you probably won't find.

Lastly, if you're a bargain hunter who just wants to buy and hold a broad swath of fundamentally undervalued companies, there are several very low - cost options for you.

Establishing ownership of two or more good domain names is a powerful, cost - effective strategy for staking out a broad swath of Internet real estate and protecting your geographic territory from competitors.

Ownership of two or more domain names, in fact, is a powerful and cost - effective strategy for staking out and taking ownership of a broad swath of Internet real estate.

For a latecomer to Long's oeuvre like me, it offers work from a helpfully broad swathe of his career.

Painter and sculptor George Condo (born 1957) has inhabited a broad swath of cultural contexts over his three - decade career, from the early - 1980s East Village scene to a collaboration with William Burroughs to making album cover art for Phish and, most recently, Kanye West.

The various actions that individually took place — from intricate striation to broad swath to monochromatic obliteration — each sitting one on top of the next, are now woven together to serve a new purpose for the whole.

Best known for his large - scale paintings featuring black figures, defiant assertions of blackness in a medium in which African Americans have long been «invisible men,» Marshall's interrogation of art history covers a broad temporal swath stretching from the Renaissance to 20th - century American abstraction.

The same technology that allows 24/7 surveillance in broad swathes of London and Manhattan and has smoothed the rides of commuters on highways with EZ Pass systems can be tailored to charge for congestion, block by block.

As the UK looks to establish a national strategy for restoring soil health, NPR reports that there is a growing movement for soil health among a broad swathe of America's farmers, not to mention the agribusinesses that supply them and the manufacturers and retailers who buy from them.

Official NOAA models are now indicating nearly a foot in peak rainfall regions in Eastern Texas and Western Louisiana with the potential for greater than five inches along a broad swath running from the Gulf Coast through to Illinois.

A spokesman for Sen. McCain said the approach outlined by the EPA «would give a small, unelected group of bureaucrats unprecedented power to regulate broad swaths of our economy — effectively placing production, employment and investment decisions under government control.»

In Massachusetts, for example, we need to get rid of the caps that are standing in the way of more solar, nail down state incentives, and remove barriers to adoption of solar by a broader swath of our neighborhoods by not discouraging community solar.

Kelsey and Martin explain how insurers» unwillingness to settle on a consistent — or even articulable — definition of the term has been a double - edged sword, at once providing for disclaimers over a broad swath of behavior but also planting the seeds of defeat.