Sentences with phrase «huge net benefits»

And all told, how he is wired has been a huge net benefit for the Warriors and for the NBA.

With a robo - advisor there is no human advisor to call, so having a detailed market report from the industry leader in research is a huge net benefit.

The problem is both the high cost per BTU and importing it from countries that hate us, neither of which is a great concern for electricity unless you're worried about CO2 production and I'm not concerned about CO2 production which I consider a huge net benefit to agriculture and, in the future, a handy source of carbon for the fabrication of durable goods.

It's slowly becoming completely obvious that man's use of fossil fuels, and the increased concentration of CO2, and the mild and variable warming, and the great and cornucopic greening is all a huge net benefit to not only man, but the whole biome.

UK death statistics reveal that for every additional summer death due to increased warming, the warmer winters saved 29 lives each year - a huge net benefit.

Not exact matches

McDonald attempts to answer a pair of key questions about McKinsey, and indeed about the business of consulting in general: whether the work it does for clients is worth the huge fees it charges, but also whether the work, on the whole, is of net benefit to the consultants.

It's also a career in high demand, and the net benefit to the economy is huge because software can be resold over and over.

«The net benefit to us is huge with French visitor numbers doubling to 44,000 from 2007 to 2009; and the value of enquiries rising from # 1 milllion in business year 2009/10 to # 3.6 million in 2010/11.

«Lomborg loves to play the nit - picky «I'm the honest statistician» role and then use this stance to imply that doing much of anything except R&D is a waste, ignoring the huge body of evidence that pricing GHG emissions can have large net benefits.

Ethanol is just a huge boondoggle gift to big agriculture and its supporting cast (fertilizers made from natural gas etc) without any net benefit to everyday consumers.