Sentences with phrase «more tied to»

Also market rate and independent can be more tied to swings in the economy.»

«With Prudential, we will do more of that business, more tied to a distribution system that is very sophisticated.»

Meanwhile, Synchrony benefits by tapping into a source of consumer loans that's more tied to online shopping — which is increasingly where consumers make large purchases requiring credit.

Rather, rates are generally more tied to the driver.

Some places require you to put in your phone number or email address, and that information is clearly more tied to you.

There's arguably no segment more tied to the «talking head» spokesperson than TV advertising for lawyers.

Nearly two thirds of respondents agreed that people in their firms were «more tied to their desk than they should be».

Black's lawyers argued his reputation was more tied to Ontario than anywhere else, even though Black gave up Canadian citizenship.

I have nothing against PDF documents per se, but it seems more tied to paper than to web.

The skeptics are losing in the court of public opinion where severe weather is being more tied to climate change every time it happens.

But then there is a definitive up and down seasonal cycle in CO2 which is more tied to biomass cycles in the northern hemisphere (where there is more land than in the southern hemisphere).

Other works in Tarantallegra feel more tied to ideas of ritual and ceremony, almost like ingredients for a witches» brew.

I was making paintings directly from and more tied to this photo and to other photos for a while, but I think that those paintings made an emotional response somewhat impossible.

«The men were, I think, more tied to traditional paintings of things.

These new RPG elements make you feel much more tied to your character's progression than in past Assassin's Creed games.

This implies, for some, that a recession in Britain would do little harm to Canada, whose fortunes are far more tied to U.S., an economy that is set to surpass the U.K. as the G7's new growth champion.

VIAB is much more tied to packaged programming and what not, so it'll be interesting to see how that goes.

These investments are detached from the stock market because the businesses are more tied to localities and the hustle of a veteran.

Financial Statements Valuing a Company Based on Its Revenues The price - to - sales ratio is considered to be one of the ï ¿ 1/2 cleanestï ¿ 1/2 valuation multiples; it is also more tied to profit margin than you may realize.

With every page you turn, the story becomes ever more tied to your life, goals and desires... Once you'd got over the initial shock... this book would likely become the most gripping and meaningful read of your life!

As it happens, the professional sectors in the last 20 years have been more tied to the equality side of the argument.

We've blamed teachers for results equally or more tied to stuff like bad genetics, bad home & social environments.

Programs that arise from failing schools are of unpredictable dimensions and are more tied to the values of «choice» and «privatization.»

However, with the new details we've heard from director Gary Ross, it's starting to sound like this film is more tied to the original trilogy than anyone had thought.

All these behaviors are human and are more tied to the fact that we all have the sadomasochism in us.

I think female identity is more tied to clothes than male identity.

It's beyond weight loss and more tied to strength almost.

That is so much more tied to your risk or lack of overweight and obesity than is exercise.

It's much more tied to them in fact than «gym time» or actual workouts.

«If Neanderthals were more tied to these large mammals, the loss of them could have driven them to extinction.»

Their thoughts about their daughters» maths ability were much more tied to actual maths achievements, such as test scores.

Many people I've spoken to here — and I'm talking about the cab driver who took me to Islamabad to the waitress at the Islamabad Pizza Hut to the clerk at the book store where I spent my early evening — they all think that timing is more tied to the American presidential election schedule.

Cuomo has long sought to consolidate and scale back the size of local governments in New York, which he has blamed for the state's high property taxes — an assertion budget watchdogs say is more tied to the cost of programs like Medicaid or employee pensions.

Facebook's analytics are standalone and more tied to user demographics, making it harder to calculate ROI.

Younger children's sleep schedules are more tied to their internal clocks and when they feel tired or are used to going to sleep, and not to what time a clock says it is.

«As marriage becomes more selective, and more tied to education than in the past, that could help stabilize marriages,» Brown said.

A battle between a Bob Stoops team (one that is, thanks to the addition of offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley, more tied to the air raid offense than those in recent years) and a Holgorsen team was guaranteed to be entertaining.

We don't really have any idea what kind of team Billups would want to put together; or if he is more tied to the old - school eye test, new school analytics or a mixture of both.

Because such enduring objects are more tied to the body, they are more dominated by particular forms of definiteness in their successive satisfactions than the final percipient route, whose sole value to the body, as we pointed out above, is its vivid originality.

Further down the scale toward materiality, other groupings of occasions can be assumed, which are still more tied to biorhythms, as for example the reticular system, balance and appetite centers, and so on.

In such a scenario, had a later anti-Morsi coup still proved necessary, it would thus have been one more tied to constitutional propriety.

Even so, that doesn't mean mortgage rates will go up because mortgage rates are more tied to the 10 - year bond yield which has been declining due to all the risk in the markets.

«It's starting to affect those groups, whose spending is more tied to the stock market,» Ms. Zentner said.

This is why any willingness to accept risk will far more tied to our longstanding measures of market action and other testable factors than to some novel «Bernanke faith factor» that we have no way of testing historically in any kind of rigorous manner.

While Interactive Brokers clearly stands out from the competition as employees are able to generate an astonishing amount of revenue — more than $ 1,500,000 per person — we know that it's more tied to IB's discount brokerage status and operational efficiency than its success to digital transformation.

Credit card rates did turn out to be more tied to interest rates than expected.

The two seemed to agree that some unicorn companies» high valuations are more tied to flexibility at the negotiating table than to underlying value.

There is now just one more tie to play on FA Cup fourth round weekend, with Mark Hughes taking his Stoke City side to Spotland on Monday evening to face a Rochdale side who are having an impressive season in League One.

SCL / Cambridge Analytica has more ties to Russia and Russian interests than it admits, possibly giving it insights into Russian goals.

The U.S. Department of Energy needs to improve how it runs a sprawling network of 17 national research laboratories, with less micromanagement and more ties to industry, according to a new report from an unusual coalition of think tanks.