Sentences with phrase «fuel growth if»

Not exact matches

If you're on track to be more than a mom - and - pop shop, it's essential to have a high - quality, accountable financial platform to effectively monitor the health of an organization, fuel business decisions and open your company up to growth capital.

Many high - growth companies fuelled by investment dollars were spending as if they were about to raise another big round, he says.

p Firstly, it would simply be a new member service which, coupled with discounted fuel offers, could help the club increase its membership from its existing 500,000 vehicles — if growth is a target.

Street estimates finally look safe while Y / Y compares on iPhone units and overall AAPL revenue are bottoming in [calendar] Q1 and should turn flat to up as soon as [calendar] Q4 additionally fueled by less severe [currency exchange] headwinds... iPhone 7 will benefit if nothing else from the 6/6 + «echo» effect as these units enter the upgrade base, OLED in ’17 solves growth concerns and builds a bridge to new «dreamy» form factors.

THE LOW ROAD: Even if money isn't pouring in, stay focused on the business and look for other ways to fuel growth.

Investors are waiting to see if sustained economic growth this year will give China's leaders the confidence to quicken and deepen reforms, though many say Beijing continues to rely too heavily on debt - fueled stimulus.

If they can't drive revenue growth internally, they'll likely look for it in acquisitions, adding further fuel to healthcare M&A.

If you're business is busy during the summer months, the flexibility of a business line of credit can also help you take advantage of opportunities to fuel growth during the busy months that could continue to generate revenue during a slower season.

There wouldn't be a an asset bubble either if growth and wages fueled inflation and that led to an interest rate rise.

Higher consumption fuels economic growth, so there are several implications for the economy and markets if consumers spend less.

SEATTLE — For most of its life, Amazon sacrificed profits if it could build another few warehouses to ship orders to customers more quickly or find some other investment to fuel its growth.

Strong corporate earnings growth and global synchronous expansion have fueled the past two years» rally and that dynamic is still in place even if market valuations got stretched, says Wilson.

If you let your child follow the cues of her natural appetite, she'll eat what she needs to fuel her growth and development without overdoing it.

Growth spurts: If your newborn suddenly seems hungrier than usual, he's probably craving extra calories to fuel a growth Growth spurts: If your newborn suddenly seems hungrier than usual, he's probably craving extra calories to fuel a growth growth spurt.

If Palin does make a stab at presidential politics, she'll have a natural following among Tea Party activists, whose grassroots network is fueled by anger over the growth of the federal government and President Barack Obama's policies.

«If we were to have such a thing,» he says, «it would be the sort of technology that would fuel our future growth and expansion and have the ability to raise the standard of living of the entire world.»

«Alternative fuels offer the potential, if not to lower the price [of petroleum - derived fuels], at least to provide a hedge in the future against their future growth or, put differently, their volatility,» says technologist Douglas Kirkpatrick, DARPA's program manager for alternative fuels efforts.

If their hypothesis proves correct, the team will then engineer fractal growth in bacteria that can more effectively make fuel, optimizing its growth patterns.

Not only are elevated concentrations toxic to wildlife and even to people, but also even moderate concentrations can, if allowed to persist, fuel the explosive growth of algae.

By comparison, scenarios for fossil fuel emissions for the 21st century range from about 600 billion tons (if we can keep total global emissions at current levels) to over 2500 billion tons if the world increases its reliance on combustion of coal as economic growth and population increase dramatically.

If you are inclined, you'll learn that milk itself does nothing for our calcium absorption, and essentially nothing else other than promoting muscle growth and heart disease (and as doctors had found in the China Study, fuel the growth of certain types of cancers).

Remember, these recipes are designed to fuel you for growth without making you explode out of your pants if you know what I mean.

The funding disparity between charter and district students is ugly, the system is broken, and if we are going to fuel the next 20 years of charter school innovation and growth, we need to fix it.

One of the amazing things about being a dividend growth investor is that even if you happen to not have cash on hand (or if you do but still want to wait), you receive regular inflows of cash which can then be used to fuel your portfolio growth.

However, if you do believe in Applegreen's growth story, any reversal in fuel margin is unlikely to mean a reduction in actual fuel gross profit (model higher revenue numbers & you'll see that), though obviously it would affect its earnings growth trajectory.

And if you have a dog that is puppy of larger dog breed, you have to be more cautious about which particular food will fuel his growth.

If you are a travel business owner, you must be always looking out for ways that can actually fuel the growth of your business ensuring better revenue generation, and the importance of having perfect travel portal software

If it takes 100 plus years to double the concentration of CO2, and if the equilibrium response is a 2C increase (Pierrehumbert, «Principles of Planetary Climate», p 623), and if the increased CO2 produces increased vegetation and crop growth, then the present rate of development of non-fossil fuel power and fuel generation is more appropriate than an Apollo type project or attempt to get rid of all fossil fuel use by 2050 starting now as fast as can be donIf it takes 100 plus years to double the concentration of CO2, and if the equilibrium response is a 2C increase (Pierrehumbert, «Principles of Planetary Climate», p 623), and if the increased CO2 produces increased vegetation and crop growth, then the present rate of development of non-fossil fuel power and fuel generation is more appropriate than an Apollo type project or attempt to get rid of all fossil fuel use by 2050 starting now as fast as can be donif the equilibrium response is a 2C increase (Pierrehumbert, «Principles of Planetary Climate», p 623), and if the increased CO2 produces increased vegetation and crop growth, then the present rate of development of non-fossil fuel power and fuel generation is more appropriate than an Apollo type project or attempt to get rid of all fossil fuel use by 2050 starting now as fast as can be donif the increased CO2 produces increased vegetation and crop growth, then the present rate of development of non-fossil fuel power and fuel generation is more appropriate than an Apollo type project or attempt to get rid of all fossil fuel use by 2050 starting now as fast as can be done.

Alluding to a recent post, I asked, «Are we, in economic terms, still in a kind of pubescent growth spurt (with fossil fuels substituting for testosterone), and if so, what comes with growing up?»

SA — As much as I admire your views and contributions here, I'm sure you understand solutions to any of the myriad problems facing the planet will not be solved in 5 years, particularly with «zero fossil fuel use», which would mean no more plastic food packaging, minimal, if any of the vital chemical compounds common to our «modern» lifestyle, and few of the medicines currently insuring our extended lifetimes and continuing population growth.

flxible wrote: ``... «zero fossil fuel use», which would mean no more plastic food packaging, minimal, if any of the vital chemical compounds common to our «modern» lifestyle, and few of the medicines currently insuring our extended lifetimes and continuing population growth...»

1) Urge to let them use highly efficient equipment available now to burn fossil fuel even if it suppresses their economic growth due to their investment for replacement.

Even if the NAAQS for CO2 did not require much of the economy — all fossil - fuel - based power generation, manufacture, transport, and agriculture — to simply shut down, it would effectively prohibit growth in those sectors.

Here is my attempt to present the argument for reducing the regulation of nuclear so it can become cost competitive with fossil fuels — especially in the developing countries (which is where the emissions growth will occur over this century if there is not realistic alternative to fossil fuels):

Part of the idea behind this policy is to sustainably source fuel from forests which pose a wildfire risk if their growth is kept unchecked.

The inescapable if unfashionable conclusion is that the human use of fossil fuels has been causing the greening of the planet in three separate ways: first, by displacing firewood as a fuel; second, by warming the climate; and third, by raising carbon dioxide levels, which raise plant growth rates.

If there's an excess coming into atmosphere not accounted for by ocean outgassing, or known land / biosphere emissions, or fossil fuels, or boosted northern forest growth (and decay), or permafrost melt, then it's necessary to look for it.

If fossil fuel consumption is to blame, and if it continues to track the exponential growth rate of the past century, it stands to reason that the temperature increase over the next century will be considerably more than over the previous onIf fossil fuel consumption is to blame, and if it continues to track the exponential growth rate of the past century, it stands to reason that the temperature increase over the next century will be considerably more than over the previous onif it continues to track the exponential growth rate of the past century, it stands to reason that the temperature increase over the next century will be considerably more than over the previous one.

Exponential atmospheric CO2 growth rate will most likely not increase beyond the recent ~ 0.5 % per year, when population growth rate is expected to decrease to less than one - third of the recent past rate, even if per capita use of fossil fuels increases by 50 % by 2100.

These assume a continuation of the past exponential growth rate of atmospheric CO2 of around 0.5 % per year despite a dramatic decrease of the population growth rate to less than one - third of the past rate so, even if the world per capita fossil - fuel based energy use increases by 50 %, these are most likely «upper limits» themselves.

However, even if per capita fossil fuel based energy were to increase by 50 % by 2100, the overall CO2 concentration would still not grow at a higher rate than 0.5 % we now see, due to the slowdown in population growth rate.

I think that if you read a little bit more closely — and behaved less objectionably — you would find that the point is that the world at COP21 chose development and economic growth regardless of the fuel.

Unsustainable pressures on the environment and on natural resources are inevitable if energy demand remains closely coupled with economic growth and if fossil fuel demand is not reduced.

Yet even if the high price of energy from fossil fuels and power plants combines with regional climate initiatives to slow the current rate of growth somewhat, we will probably hit 11 gigatonnes of carbon emissions per year by 2020.

This will leave room for exceptions that meet particularly acute energy access challenges for which countries request financing for fossil fuel generation projects, particularly if these countries are very low emitters with low projected growth in energy demand.

This is the stark conclusion drawn by Anderson and Bows: «The logic of such studies suggests (extremely) dangerous climate change can only be avoided if economic growth is exchanged, at least temporarily, for a period of planned austerity within Annex 1 nations and a rapid transition away from fossil - fuelled development within non-Annex 1 nations.»

PA, how are you going to get billions of people out of poverty in this century, if they are going to rely primarily on fossil fuels for economic growth, and not dramatically increase CO2 emissions?

If that path (with 2 % / year growth) continues for 20 years and is then followed by 3 % / year emission reduction from 2033 to 2150, we find that fossil fuel emissions in 2150 would total 1022 GtC.

If enacted, backers say the bills would drive growth for renewables, battery storage and demand management, as well as help the state reduce the need for fossil fuel peaker plants.

For instance, by 2080, if we assume continuing growth rates in consumption of fossil fuels, the numbers of additional people exposed to frequent flooding in the river delta areas of the world would be counted in hundreds of millions assuming no adaptation measures were implemented.»