Sentences with phrase «more predictable costs»

In recent years more focus has turned to alternative fee arrangements as a way to offer clients more predictable costs and affordable legal services.

The CBO found that this three - legged approach provides much more portable benefits to workers with similar replacement rates in retirement, at a much lower and more predictable cost to the government.

This is one of the more predictable cost areas.

Yet they gain the ability to offer their client specialist advocacy services at more predictable cost, and the client's gratitude when the outcome is... [more]

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«Those big «unicorn» shows — the price of any one of them might go up in a more competitive market, but general content costs are quite predictable,» he said.

CEO Jason Goldberg has said those cuts were meant to streamline staffing and costs as the business shifted from a labor - intensive flash - sale model, where tons of new products had to be sourced and prepped every day, to a more standard e-commerce shop with predictable inventory needs.

For virtual currency platforms, markets, and suppliers, the world just got a more predictable fixed cost and new direct oversight.

Goldberg has said past layoffs at Fab were necessary cost reductions as he shifted the company's focus from a labor - intensive flash - sale model, where tons of new products had to be sourced and prepped every day, to a more standard e-commerce shop with predictable inventory needs.

Because of the switching costs associated SaaS (more on this below) your revenue and cash flow over the next couple of years is highly predictable too.

[5] If the accounting standards are approved and published by the board, calculation of profits and the cost of the transactions will be harmonized and the tax treatment will become more predictable.

Fekir will improve the squad strength in depth and provide real competition for places and if we get him it will be a great addition to the squad.But to get the best from Laca (and Auba) we need to introduce a more direct system and stop all this possession at all costs that is so obviously predictable and easy to defend.

Can vary greatly, but more predictable with agency adoption where adoptive parents are not responsible for birth mother medical costs or living expenses.

Co-founder Nick Tsinonis said: «Part of what we are selling is a predictable monthly cost for an effective solution — we build in burstable margins, so if a client is hit by a large and unexpected attack, they won't pay more for that».

By offering upfront cash payments, states may be able to induce some teachers to switch from the current defined benefit plan, with large and unpredictable debt costs, to more predictable defined contribution plans.

We had, for example, the at - once - staggering - and - at - the - same - time predictable news of the first person working in English state education — Sir Dan Moynihan of the Harris Federation — to be awarded a pay package costing his employer more than # 500,000.

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Academic revenues are more predictable and have lower related costs of sale with resulting higher margins, and are much less reliant on retail bookshop sales.

Academic and professional revenues are more predictable and have lower related costs of sale with higher margins and are much less reliant on retail bookshop sales.

«Our goal was to develop a product that is lower cost, more predictable and more responsible — a monthly payment of principal — than a credit card,» said Renaud Laplanche, co-founder and CEO of Upgrade.

The former method provides steady and predictable increases, while the latter method more effectively matches income to cost - of - living changes.

The most recent CFPB study, published in December of 2015, reiterated most of the same facts: costs for using cards declined, fees remained low, costs to consumers are more predictable and transparent, and cards are more available to all segments of the population.

Purebred dogs generally cost more than mixed breeds, and they are more predictable as to size, coat type, and temperament.

You can expect the cost of this surgery to be equal or more than radio - iodine therapy and to have less predictable results.

But unless you want more reading than gameplay, dull characters, predictable plot, or just have a good chunk of disposable income and really enjoy punishment, avoid this game at all costs.

The community has also benefited from construction jobs related to the project, creation of two full time jobs at L.P. Gill, and lower and more predictable energy costs at the local ethanol plant.

Both policies would bolster prices and reduce variations in allowance values, but a price floor could prove to be a more efficient fix for the European Union's current ETS surplus problems because it will lead to more predictable and cost - effective outcomes — and greater public understanding, acceptance, participation, and support.

The results will enable the wind industry to evaluate the potential for yaw - based wake steering to improve the performance of both existing and new wind power plants around the country, which could lead to higher, more predictable output from wind plants and lower operating costs.

By installing a solar panel system, you also fix your electricity costs and make them more predictable.

I'm pretty sure the cost of supplying desalinated water to replace Himalayan meltwater would be more than the entire US economy could output in 2030 given DOE only spends a few tens of millions annually on desalination research... Farming is where you find suitable seeds, soils, logistics, markets, and predictable rainfall and temperature patterns.

When you make your electricity costs more predictable by going solar, you also improve your expense forecasting and management capabilities.

According to the report, more than 90 per cent of family litigants in the B.C. Provincial Court, faced with daunting legal costs, choose to self - represent, resulting in predictable inefficiencies.

Corporate counsel largely agree that they want to use new technologies and business models to enhance legal services and make costs more predictable.

Programs that enable alternative sourcing, pricing and vendor oversight provide lawyers more predictable, sustainable and cost - efficient operations.

Firms had to become more efficient, predictable and cost effective in providing legal services in a market with modest growth.

The fact that costs have gone up is partly the entirely predictable result of one of the central features of the Woolf reforms — early preparation of cases, early exchange of information between the parties, more cards on the table at an earlier stage.

For clients, the value is in making it easier to understand, find, and buy legal services — whether through more standardized services with predictable and low - cost pricing or through more niche offerings that can be productized by focusing on highly targeted market needs.

Additionally, consistent workflows and best practices minimize cost and mistakes by making the process more efficient and predictable.

Finding the right partner to efficiently manage your review process will enable a more predictable way to control review costs, which frees you and your counsel to focus on what matters most: running your business and moving your case forward.

In - house legal departments are under increasing pressure to add additional value to the business by providing greater strategic insight as well as being more predictable and efficient in managing their costs.

Outsourcing provides predictable labor costs so firms can make their rates more competitive, and make clients happy.

Firms that want more predictable monthly costs will appreciate the semi-flat rate pricing structure.

While «cancel for any reason» is nearly always an upgrade (and therefore costs a little more), if your life circumstances are not as predictable as you might like or you have extenuating circumstances (like an ill parent) that could affect your ability to take your walking tour, it just might be the coverage you can't go without.

While «cancel for any reason» is nearly always an upgrade (and therefore costs a little more), if your life circumstances are not as predictable as you might like or you have extenuating circumstances (like an ill parent) that could affect your ability to take a retreat trip, it just might be the coverage you can't go without.

Can vary greatly, but more predictable with agency adoption where adoptive parents are not responsible for birth mother medical costs or living expenses.

My costs are more predictable.

Everyone realizes big gains are made in equity, but everyone loves cash flow bc it's more predictable and gives you more opportunities to enjoy equity gains, which are usually minimized by replacement costs.