Sentences with phrase «most critical distinctions»

We have considered all important and even the most critical distinctions between the e-readers, and provided ereader comparison chart with all the key facts.

Not exact matches

While most U.S. companies stand to benefit from the sweeping tax changes implemented early this year, markets may be overlooking a critical distinction: the different manner in which businesses will spend that windfall.

A UNC Kenan - Flagler study points out a critical distinction between millennials and the older generations — while high pay was the most important factor for the older workforce, 30 % of millennials considered «meaningful work» as the most important job factor.

The most critical scoring distinction between cards and loans tends to be within the amounts - owed category, where loan debt carries far less scoring weight than credit card debt, which includes credit utilization and some other debt - measuring calculations.

A Q on effectively «talking back» to a news story — suppose a really awful article gets published, that elides critical distinctions and facts, and has the smell of something crafted by the robotic cockroach contingent — what is the most effective way to engage with it?

I've seen precious little acknolwedgement of this critical distinction in this discussion, or in most of the academic discussion.