Sentences with phrase «huge variance»

There is huge variance in the rates offered between companies.

Even critics of VAM said Edwards» proposal would have caused huge variance in standards for how teachers are rated from district to district.

One perceivable barrier is that state plans suffer from huge variances in the size, scale and specificity of their recommendations.

Bourdain is talking about how an understanding of human nature can result in a huge variance in the unit economics of a business.

In 2015 and 2016 for instance, Nigeria «erected» two structural barriers against foreign investment - one, the structure of multiple exchange rates reaching as many as 13 according to some reports and the huge variance between the rates at a point rising to a difference of over N200 between the lowest and the highest rates; and the absence of clarity over economic policy.

Titles from the eShop have seen a huge variance in size requirements, the recently released Pikmin 3 measured in at just 4 GB while Lego City Undercover weighed in at a whopping 19 GB mark.

However, following an appeal, the information was released and showed that between September 2013 and October 2014 there were huge variances in transfer costs, with seven academies costing nothing to rebroker and another seven racking up costs of # 200,000 or more.

Worse, Pearson graders have only 10 minutes to decide each student teacher's fate, leading to hasty decisions and huge variance in scores.

You should be going through a predictable plan of action each day as you analyze the charts and there shouldn't be a huge variance in your trading behavior each day.

Working in a job where I frequently exchange CAD and US currency, I can see the huge variances in gains / losses from day to day.

While there is obviously a huge variance from group to group, there certainly seem to be a lot that side with being overly particular.

It isn't a huge variance, but enough to allow the owners of Passive Houses to enjoy as much floor area as the conventional house.

In Adelson, SDNY District Judge Jed Rakoff's granted an huge variance to a corporate president who faced a life sentence under the federal sentencing guidelines after a fraud conviction that resulted in $ 260 million in losses.

I know that is a huge variance, but as @Fred Heller said the variance of damage can be great.