Sentences with phrase «much of that is»

«There's been a lot of concerns about the slowdown in the broader beer industry and I think it's hard to know how much of that is due to weather and how much of that is potentially due to the acceleration in the declines,» she said in an interview.

Much of this is steeped in buyer psychology.

Much of this is capitalized into the value of the quotas they are required to hold.

He called parts of it «draconian» and said, «much of it is too vague to give bitcoin companies the certainty that they are indeed complying with the law.»

But much of that is traders buying and selling the coins themselves.

Growth did, in the end, accelerate to a projected 2.3 percent versus 1.5 percent — although it's hard to say how much of that was due to Trump - era policies.

Britain, Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Greece — so much of it is already in recession.

Much of that is helped by a new proprietary wireless chip Apple calls the W1.

How much of that is profit?

Harwood: Tell me how much of this moment that we're in, the sea change moment you were describing, is about Clinton and what happened to Clinton in 2016, and how much of it is about Trump.

Sure, the unemployment rate has declined significantly since the recovery began, but much of that is due to the falling labor - force participation rate.

But too much of that is due to people dropping out of the workforce altogether (because the job market is * that * good): now at 63.2 %, the labour force participation rate has been catapulted all the way back to that which last prevailed in 1978.

Again, too much of it is a mirage.

Much of that is driven by growth.

How much of this is related to Federal Reserve policy?

While the Crocs brand suffered during the recession, much of this was contained in the U.S. market.

After the war, the fort became obsolete and much of it was torn down until the State Parks Commission acquired it and began preservation efforts.

But much of that is contingent on consumer spending, which is being financed by record levels of debt.

In most states, that information is in the public record, and much of it is available online for a fee.

Much of this is a direct result of the shutdown last October.

All of it is bolstered by the simple fact that it exists in virtual reality, but much of it is limited in scope, still figuring out how to use VR to fundamentally shape its work.

Much of this is great (and oftentimes hilarious) stuff, but there is a dark side.

Trump has said publicly he thinks the whole effort is doomed, but it's unclear how much of that is his genuine belief and how much is Trumpian Art - of - the - Deal bluster.

Sure, much of this is Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and YouTube.

Although much of this is to be accomplished through attrition, one might expect the bloodletting to compromise morale.

How much of this fear is genuine, however, and how much of is stoked by the cable channels?

Virtual Reality has always been overhyped, but much of that was due to its relatively small market size, and therefore a lack of big, bankable entertainment brands willing to make the investment in original content.

The report also notes that it it is unclear «how much data from Americans is collected, and how much of that is retained.»

Much of that were retail investors eagerly putting money to work on the back of strong earnings and an expanding global economy.

Later on, Bernie Sanders started to get a lot of interest and much of it was positive, but Hillary Clinton had the most negative coverage of any candidate for either party, the Center's report says.

There's so much of it it's hard to keep track.

Although some of what Snowden leaked was worthwhile, the Post «s editorial board said, much of it was not, and that makes the prosecution of him justified:

Much of that is understanding where the risk lies and what you can do to minimize it.

Part of it can be attributed to irresponsible spending or ignorance of the consequences, but much of it is fueled by actual need.

Visualizing how much of it they are actually going to view tells your exactly where to focus your efforts.

Much of it is targeted at the South, technically still in a state of war with North Korea.

All the tech was built entirely in - house and much of it is proprietary, including things like intelligent caching and dynamic viewing so Ochos can play continuously like TV.

Much of this is marketing, particularly the part that is aimed at political operatives in Washington D.C., where the site has been making a major push for respectability, according to a recent piece in Politico.

Much of it is pretty alarming.

On the household - debt - to - disposable - income ratio, some experts see it as just one number out of many and insist that consideration must be given to the composition of the debt, such as how much of it is high risk.

According to Ali Benmoussa, co-founder and CEO of Searchub, «Small businesses are becoming technology savvy and pretty much all of them are getting e-commerce websites.»

Much of it is common sense.

And much of it is still the law today.

Companies affiliated with the cluster won between $ 800 million worth of contracts, primarily from the Department of Defense and NASA, in 2011, although it's impossible to know how much of that is attributable to the cluster, Matienzo says.

Much of this is from the well meaning but risk averse.

Realize that, if you're part of the problem (as pretty much all of us are), you can be part of the solution.

The information did not include highly sensitive information like Social Security numbers, and much of it was publicly available voter - registration data provided by state government officials, a company spokesman told Business Insider on Tuesday.

But the truth is that much of that is born from our habits and our daily routines.

«And many people don't recognize the signs because so much of it is normalized in our culture.

Much of it was for straight - up services like security, but about $ 5.4 billion was subscription revenue connected to the sale of a product.