Sentences with phrase «nice tailwind»
The phrase "nice tailwind" means a helpful wind blowing in the same direction as someone or something is traveling, making their journey easier and more pleasant. Full definition
The US market enjoyed nice tailwinds from (potentially) once - off factors — Trump / GOP tax cuts & a significantly weaker currency (dollar down almost 10 %).
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And not just as a counterweight to more volatile equities — the steady decline in interest rates since the 1980s caused bond prices to rise, giving their holders» RRSPs a nice tailwind.
«The energy rebound is a nice tailwind, but it doesn't move the total much,» he says.
The new tax law provided a nice tailwind to profitability in Q1, and should continue to fuel healthy comp growth over the balance of 2018.
It's easy to do when the market provides a nice tailwind but much harder when headwinds blow.
These trends should provide a nice tailwind for Richemont's brands over time.
If the tax bill does what sponsors claim or fervently hope for in quickly goosing the economy, Faso could be an incumbent with a nice tailwind.
Business Developed market wireless subscriber growth appears to have stalled, but developing markets are growing rapidly and in many cases, the entire telecom infrastructure is wireless, providing a nice tailwind for Aviat.
It's easy to do when the market provides a nice tailwind but much harder when headwinds blow.
[Granted, the weak dollar added a nice tailwind].
«My shortest daily ride was 158 km and my longest was 442 km, which was through the Prairies with a nice tailwind, so I just kept going from 3 am until 9 pm that evening,» says Patterson.