Sentences with phrase «inflection point as»

The global economy may be nearing an inflection point as we enter the fourth quarter.

Several key market factors appear to us to be at or near inflection points as we approach 2018.

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Herbalife has a deadline to hit this month to launch new sales tracking tools as part of its FTC agreement, and Ackman thinks May could be the inflection point for its business.

As most companies grow, they hit an inflection point when they require a totally different type of leadership style and need to adjust their hiring criteria.

As Microsoft's Phil Spencer put it earlier this summer, with consoles you're talking more about «inflection points.»

The current #MeToo moment is a rare inflection point for women in society, as we find ourselves in a broad and potentially game - changing conversation about how women are faring in the workplace and beyond.

-- your return would come from owning equity in Novint just as we reach our inflection point.

The company's ROIC declined over the past several years, but it seems to have reached an inflection point, especially as global remittances look to reverse their recent downtrend in 2017.

Rather, it's the point where the pitch of the advance reaches an extreme, which may simply be an inflection point (as has been the case for other structures in recent years) or a pre-crash peak.

New technologies such as gene and cell therapies hold out the potential to transform medicine and create an inflection point in our ability to treat and even cure many intractable illnesses.

But Plank insisted his company would use this slowdown to solidify its competitive position, stating, «The current environment represents an inflection point to maximize our unique strengths by staying on offense — investing smartly in innovation, deepening our brand connection with consumers, and amplifying our focus on operational excellence — positioning Under Armour as a stronger company.»

«Both stock and bond values have been driven up by monetary policy, and as we approach an inflection point where that policy changes, they both have the same reason to sell off,» Mr. Knight said.

However, price is trading below the 100 SMA dynamic inflection point so this might still hold as near - term resistance.

Today, it appears that the change in excess liquidity is just beginning to bounce off another low, as are stocks, indicating another potential inflection point.

As private enterprise continues to push the boundaries of space exploration, investors should remember that while interest in entrepreneurial space has been ramping up, commercial space technologies are reaching an inflection point.

It is to protect against this inflection point that some companies may be raising as frequently as they can, while they can, said Mr. Suster of Upfront Ventures.

Just as Chang became Foodland's corporate chef, the supermarket industry reached an inflection point when it realized the consumer was starting to change.

While live events like the Super Bowl are breaking viewership records and continue to be a major focal point for many iconic brands, savvy marketers are beginning to view them as one of many vital inflection points needed to reach today's connected consumers.

Despite the «inflection point» status attributed to the 2008 election, 2012 will be just as momentous, if not more so than 2008.

People naturally tend to assume that things will continue to be as they have in the recent past, leaving us likely to miss an inflection point until it's well in the past.

With the new tools offered by the OpenAI and Uber papers, Clune says 2017 will be seen as an «inflection point» for neuroevolution.

At the time, I didn't recognize it as an inflection point.

Ever since scientists realized that humans evolved from a succession of primate ancestors, the public imagination has been focused on the inflection point when those ancestors switched from ape - like shuffling to walking upright as we do today.

Prospects in Competition and Cooperation The entry of these two AS - targeting rejuvenation biotechnologies into human clinical testing would seem to mark an inflection point.

The resulting point of inflection of each resulting curve was defined as the Tagg.

TCG's investment strategy runs counter to the prevailing trend in life sciences venture capital toward assembling diversified portfolios of later stage, single product - orientated companies across multiple industry sectors, with proximity to value inflection points and the early identification of a Pharma «buyer» as key investment considerations.

But I came at an interesting inflection point at the story of the group because after they banded together, ISIS started to kill members of their group and they were forced to flee and so when I started I knew that one of the main through lines of the film would be the exodus of Syria to Turkey and Turkey to Europe as they were being hunted by ISIS and as they were on the run and forced to flee.

«This is a compelling glimpse into a game changing technology as it nears an inflection point going from the fantasy world of a few obsessed visionaries to a must - have technology that may enter every home.»

And as I take the long view, it strikes me that in many ways we are at an important inflection point in public education in Texas.

To borrow from former Intel CEO Andy Grove, effective leaders also see the current crisis as a «strategic inflection point,» a timely opportunity to retool, reposition and renew their institutions.

Ebooks are the preferred method of reading for a large percentage of readers and that will only get larger as the international markets reach their inflection point.

As I have said before, at inflection points, markets often react in a wild fashion, because the received wisdom gets called into question.

Of course, a reserve currency might ultimately reach an inflection point where its decline begins to accelerate rapidly — as happened with sterling — but in all likelihood, this would need to be precipitated by major military or economic event (s) / decline.

That was the inflection point for this crisis as it is manifesting now.

Unless we see a decisive inflection point in the numbers, the shares will keep grinding lower as disappointed shareholders bail.

They have hit an inflection point, where the higher historical growth they have seen in the past will now likely slow due to less opportunities to grow > cash then builds up > company then decides to pay it out as a dividend.

The daily, updated and annotated chart of the $ SPX illustrates the problem with trying to time an inflection point, as many traders did with the possible bullish hammer printed yesterday.

Stay tuned for future blog posts, as we dig into the question of whether we are at an inflection point for bankcard delinquencies.

Andreas Rialas (CIO) has acknowledged Argo should be wound - down or sold, if AUM deteriorates beyond a certain point — quite obviously, I believe (as does the vast majority of the shareholder base, I'm sure) we're now long past that inflection point.

It now seems as though interest rates may soon head higher, if not because there is hardly a chance rates can go lower, but because the economy may have reached an inflection point.

Actually, as per the European markets YTD, more & more people see Europe passing an inflection point & getting back on a (tentative) growth path.

However, there was an inflection point where the past was not going to represent the future, where they were installing a new network and with a new chip set and capability that will allow them to avail of other global handsets such as the iPhone 6 to work on their network.

Determine, approximately, where there might be an inflection point, where the consumption curve changes direction as the result of a change in the slope of the population curve.

For virtual power, he added, the response to Aliso Canyon «could really serve as an inflection point for the industry.»

Note the 1998/1999 inflection point about the same time as the Super El Nino and peak of solar cycle 23.

Inflection points near the boundaries are bad news as they allow a handful of data points to send the projected values outside the data to soar / crash toward plus or minus infinity at rates that aren't remotely appropriate.

In particular, the anthropogenic forcing model must distinguish a linear CO2 forcing increase (log of exponential CO2 growth) that is greater than natural variations from multiple sinusoidal cycles, especially as the dominant natural cycle passes through an inflection point (from accelerating to decelerating growth.)

@msevior, We may hit an inflection point in the developed world, but the developing world will take up the slack as they get the cheapest cars they can (either new or used from the developed world).

As I said — let's assume it was all anthropogenic between inflection points.

Even as a layman, I was immediately able to see a problem with the hockey stick: it shows a severe discontinuity or inflection point at the exact same point that the data source switches between two different data sets (i.e. from proxies to direct measurement).