Sentences with phrase «most fair assessment»

If you look at the numbers, though, you quickly find that Netflix is not profitable by the most fair assessment of profitability — free cash flow.

Not exact matches

Most investment research publishers focus on arriving at a target price or fair value estimate, but fall short of providing a technical or momentum assessment to bolster buy and sell disciplines.

This seems like a fair assessment of one of the most successful and bullet - proof industries, although one would be hard - pressed to find any global business that does not have flaws whatsoever, and is still praised all around.

In his speech today, Obama identified three key priorities he wants to guide the legislative process: fair and thorough accountability and assessment, empowerment of teachers and principals to pursue innovative ideas, and a focus on persistently low - performing schools to ensure the most effective teachers serve students most in need.

By most estimations, that's not a fair assessment, experts say, pointing out less than a third of the state's charters participate in that program.

While this is how most people work, the spirit of true journalism is to look at a problem from all sides and provide a fair and balanced assessment.

Thats actually OK, most rational people understand that people have their reasons for hating certain sports teams, players, or just like some car enthusiasts hate certain kinds of cars, its all good but at the same time when your attitude, history, or behavior demonstrates that you are completely one sided your opinion basicly is worthless to those seeking a fair assessment of a team, product, person or company.

How to gain key insights into ongoing litigation strategy in order to get the most accurate assessment of fair settlement value

For the most part, a good interview technique will help you to put the candidate at ease, get the very best out of them and ultimately make a fair and educated assessment of their suitability.