Sentences with phrase «greater economies of»

Larger apartment buildings can provide investors greater economies of scale.

This deal was an excellent opportunity for the buyer to acquire 2,000 units in the premier south St. Louis County submarket, providing them with even greater economies of scale.»

If fewer people owned and operated automobiles, there would be greater economies of scale available for rail and public transit, resulting in a lower direct cost to the consumer, and higher quality, of the more efficient modes of transportation.

It will be able to offer a larger, single contract to the head contractor, which will create greater economies of scale during construction and make both sites easier to project manage during the construction phase.

Besides creating greater economies of scale through direct delivery to distributors or retailers, with cost savings passed on to retail partners, the home - based manufacturing facility also means more attention to the products during the production cycle.

A final claim is made that Canadian mutual fund costs should not be compared to those of the United States, because the U.S. marketplace is much larger and therefore enjoys greater economies of scale.

Then re-start revenue growth: A hell for leather strategy would sacrifice near - term margins, ideally in return for significant revenue growth, diversification, and greater economies of scale — all of which I'm sure would be amply rewarded by the market.

The combined company will have lower costs, greater economies of scale, and the resources to provide U.S. consumers and businesses with lower prices, better quality, unmatched value, and greater competition.

These activities include: 1) bundling multiple sites to achieve greater economies of scale; 2) identifying potential opportunities for onsite renewable energy projects that can be included in performance - based contracts; and 3) ensuring relevant legal procurement staff are trained.

Ask anyone at Ford or Chrysler about mid-size trucks, and you get the same lecture: Mid-size pickups are nearly as expensive to develop and are thus nearly as expensive to buy as full - size pickups, which enjoy far greater economies of scale.

A joint initiative that increases demand for zero emission buses in both countries would encourage significant investment and allow U.S. and Chinese manufacturers and suppliers to achieve greater economies of scale at a greater level than one country's market could promote.

A critical element to cost effectiveness is designing programs to increase participation — creating greater economies of scale — and making programs desirable for families of very different cultures and circumstances.

He adds that the greater the success of the campaign, the greater the economies of scale there would be from boosting production to meet demand.

Economic theory also shows that a larger market allows for greater economies of scale without reducing competition.

The combined company will have lower costs, greater economies of scale, and the resources to provide U.S. consumers and businesses with lower prices, better quality, unmatched value, and greater competition.

Pointing out that to hook from the natural position he would have to draw his left arm back before throwing the punch, Ali demonstrates (right, from top) that he can also uppercut with greater economy of movement from the hands - down position he favors.

It's a beautifully crafted, silver - plated mallet that hammers the road into submission, the Ferrari a paring knife; more wieldy and sharper, an instrument for dissecting a road, cutting from apex to apex with speed, accuracy and a greater economy of effort.

Usage of writing services is a great economy of time as while the paper is being written by professional authors a student can dwell on other studies or do some vey important personal business as well as simply get rest after a busy working day.

The lack of numerous competitors in both its defense and aerospace businesses, combined with General Dynamics» massive size, which allows it great economies of scale, results in not only above average margins and returns on capital, but profitability that has consistently increased over time.

The largest companies attract the most investor attention & buying, the inside track on potential portfolio acquisitions, the best financing terms, and obviously the greatest economies of scale.

Picasso, fascinated by the sculptural potential of two - dimensional materials, explored this theme with great economy of means, while Derain translated his admiration for Benin in his «bijoutées» bronze heads.

The artist combines drawing and engraving, photography and collage, alternates between bronze and porcelain, thoughtful self - portraits and mysterious effigies, with a great economy of colour, most often using just black and white.

Austin Eddy's stylized portraits of corrugated cardboard and canvas reach utmost expression with great economy of means.

He worked with a great simplicity of plastic elements and with great economy of means over big black, white or multicolour format paintings carried out with great meticulousness with outlines that coincide with the exterior limits of the image.

Their exploration of translucent colors layered on unprimed canvas created a wide range of hues with the greatest economy of means, but their ingenious combination of those value changes along a continuum really created the sense of volume, space and perspective with just color and a simple shaped canvas.

Demos creates optical effects with the greatest economy of means, manipulating rectangular panels with a simple palette of black, white and grey that appear to move into or out of the wall given their matte or glossy surface quality.

Barbara Kruger hit her stride with the same format, in captioned images that, with great economy of means, created bruising cultural commentaries.

The innovation to bring about the highest degree of competence and the greatest economies of scale never stops.

Analyzes 30 % characteristics of commodities shipped to ensure consistency of freight classifications and recommends changes, such as consolidating contractor shipments and using alternative methods of shipment to reduce transportation costs and attain greater economy of operations.

Grant Murray, former broker of Sutton Group — Priority, says, «This merger is economically viable and the newly formed office will realize great economies of scale.

Not exact matches

Larger operations tend to have greater profitability, because of economies of scale, but, at the same time, these businesses would likely capitalize more than smaller ones from any innovations.

Yet consumers aren't especially good at putting the greater good of the economy ahead of their own circumstances.

But it would be great for service providers, who Poloz has identified as the new champions of Canada's economy.

Steve Case's new $ 150 million venture fund dedicated to the flyover states is great, tangible proof of the tech world's interest in bringing the rest of the country along for the economic growth that comes from the innovation economy.

It's not a pretty picture, and regardless what the authors» think of small businesses, they are crucial to thousands of smaller towns across America, and critical to our overall entrepreneurial vibrancy that has created the greatest economy in history.

While the uncertainty around NAFTA negotiations is likely keeping trade subdued, a lower dollar makes Canadian goods cheaper, potentially leading to greater exports and stoking a recovery in that part of the economy.

In light of the #MeToo movement, Buffett says men have a great role to play in making sure women advance in their careers, in business and the economy.

Having pumped a far greater amount of money into the American and UK economies, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve will face a daunting task in unwinding the effects of quantitative easing.

But buying out the farmers would be a one - time payment that would halt an even greater transfer of wealth over time (and drag on the economy).

Islam speculates that contracts for which Zantech once competed are flowing to large firms, which have greater name recognition and economies of scale and can do the work for less money.

Our survey, conducted April 27 through May 2, assessed the existing primary candidates in the Republican and Democratic parties and explored the issues of greatest impact to small - business owners — a significant force in the U.S. economy as well as an extremely engaged segment of the electorate.

It narrows in times of high spirits, when steady winds speed an already smoothly - sailing economy, the indicators look great, and stock prices advance consistently, sans lurching jumps and slumps.

«Seattle is a city of great prosperity that has experienced tremendous growth of its economy and population,» the draft read.

She'd also provide greater protections for contract workers in the «gig» economy, while supporting the innovations of companies such as Airbnb and Uber, which have built that new sector.

As one of the company's biggest markets, greater China has been been a sore spot for Apple as that nation's economy mounts a transition away from manufacturing and toward services.

The diverse economy of Los Angeles provides many great business opportunities, but not without an array of challenges.

Closer to home, a pickup in the U.S. economy, combined with renewed calls for greater infrastructure investment, bodes well for companies like Pentair (pnr), a water - equipment maker, says Todd Ahlsten, manager of the $ 14.4 billion Parnassus Core Equity Fund.

Nearly 60 % of the respondents believe it will be difficult to re-ignite the economy because businesses are concerned about higher taxes and greater regulation under Obama.

«Small business can still thrive with a $ 9 minimum wage, which is still not great, but we will be reinvesting in the economy, and this is good for all of us,» Klock says.

Smith, one of the great philosophers of the Scottish Enlightenment, wasn't the first to speculate about how economies work, but he's generally thought of as the guy who more or less got it right.