Sentences with phrase «fundamental changes in the sector»

These fundamental changes in the sector are fueled by innovation, and there is an opportunity to put Canada in a position to take full advantage of it.

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«The ways that technology has enabled commerce has accelerated a fundamental change in the logistics sector,» he said.

Before it ends, progress in the gold sector will probably be halting at best, although we remain of course open to gold sensing future changes in fundamentals with a long lead time, which can happen out of the blue — but that kind of character change will definitely be noticeable.

«If we stay on this course we are going off a cliff,» said Suffolk Executive Steve Levy, who backs fundamental changes to the state's pension system, including a move to 401 (k)- style programs similar to those in the private sector.

Apparently, the revisions to the GICS structure will result in significant change to the risk / return profile and fundamental characteristics of the consumer discretionary, information technology, and communication services sectors.

Probably the single most important thing that we can do is to organize around making fundamental changes in the building sector of our economy.

Previous analysis indicates that significant cuts in emissions within the sector will be extremely challenging to achieve unless fundamental changes are realised in the short term.

Quite simply, its adoption will establish that United States is serious about averting the threat of global warming, that coal's future as a primary fuel is coming to an end, and that the US utility sector is poised to go through the most fundamental changes in 90 years.

The report, «Sustainable Energy in America: 2015 Factbook,» details how renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, natural gas and electric vehicles are colliding with policy, finance and markets to drive fundamental changes in the energy sector.

NREI's 2014 Multifamily Housing Survey focuses on the outlook for the U.S. multifamily sector in terms of property fundamentals and investment sales, and gathered feedback on industry changes from respondents.

Even though the commercial real estate sector and the single - family home market are radically different beasts, the fact is they both driven by enough common fundamentals that rates of price changes in one are significantly correlated with prices in the other.

«While plentiful liquidity has contributed to these changes, the steady improvement in real estate fundamentals — which have spread well beyond the multifamily sector to the office, industrial and retail sectors — has contributed to increased risk - taking,» the report, called CBRE's U.S. Lender Forum, reads.