Sentences with phrase «large on an absolute basis»

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In this environment, large public companies almost inevitably appear as hierarchies based on the absolute power of the Board of Directors, driven by the ethos of short - term gain for executives and corporate shareholders.
To come up with our winning chains, our expert panel (meet them below) reviewed the 35 largest food retailers across the country and selected the absolute healthiest, based on everything from the freshness of produce and taste of prepared foods to the healthiness of packaged goods and availability of supplemental nutritional information.
Incentive spending increased slightly month over month on both an absolute basis and as a percentage of average transaction prices due primarily to the sell - down of older model heavy - duty pickups and large SUVs.
What if the income in Washington is disproportionally larger (by several orders of magnitude in absolute terms, and by 2 × — 3 × on per annum basis) than that in Indiana?
Rebalancing bands are also supported, and the default rebalancing bands are based on 5 % absolute deviation from the target allocation (large allocations), or 25 % relative deviation from the target allocation (small allocations).
«Stocks with market capitalizations between $ 25 million and $ 100 million, as well as those with market capitalizations between $ 100 million and $ 250 million, do outperform large stocks on an absolute basis but fail when risk [Sharpe ratio] is taken into account..»
Our GHG stabilisation targets are also based on risks assessed on a more benign history than the future will likely be — unless we push much harder targets for renewable energy penetration, and demand the absolute reduction of large scale coal burning.
China and the U.S. are the two largest emitters of greenhouse gases (GHG) in absolute terms on annual basis, both are heavily reliant coal for power and imported petroleum for transportation fuel and other non-transportation uses and both have had (and continue) to build continental - wide energy infrastructure to support a large population.
The ultimate implication with these inventory growth numbers is that there is less new supply — both on an absolute and a relative basis — in Long Island, Fort Worth, Tacoma, and Warren than their larger counterparts.
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