Sentences with phrase «numbers perspective»

From a raw numbers perspective, head - on crashes are relatively rare.

It might sound crazy but look at it from a pure numbers perspective.

... From a sheer numbers perspective, the odds will never be as good again»?

«Our choice of living has been, from a numbers perspective, the biggest factor when it comes to doubling our savings rate in 2016 and helping us build wealth rapidly,» Matt writes on his blog, «Distilled Dollar.»

Whether were you looking at it from a numbers perspective (he was a point per game player in a season where almost nobody else was) or the eye test, he was clearly the most outstanding and captivating rookie in the NHL.

Stanford's midseason offensive funk was pretty devastating from a numbers perspective.

Though the box score shows a tightly - contested game from a numbers perspective, the Spurs dominated the hustle stats; getting to loose balls, making easy shots in transition and contesting all of Golden State's looks.

From a numbers perspective, they seem similar.

Strictly from a numbers perspective I like Team Wilneff's chances of getting in better, only because they don't have to play what may be the best football team in the league, Team Glickman.

Plus, just from a numbers perspective, you're going to get a better response from sending 100 messages than you are from 10.

«Just purely from a numbers perspective, it's remarkable how similar the Q5 is to the EX35,» observed production editor Jennifer Misaros.

The Debt Snowball, from a numbers perspective, is going to cost you more money, however the snowball method works for a large number of borrowers because of the added incentive people often get to keep paying off debt when those smaller loans and cards get paid off.

From a purely numbers perspective, the avalanche method is the best but sometimes debt payoff can be more than just numbers.

The majority of travel blogs are under the 1,000,000 level so from both a numbers perspective and my personal experience breaching the 1,000,000 on Alexa is a good indicator of a travel blog shifting from being in the beginner phase to shifting to a higher level of maturity.

So from a numbers perspective, I imagine this makes sense for Amex.

But while this claim may be technically true from a numbers perspective, it's also a little misleading.

Let's look at it simply from a numbers perspective: Say a person is making $ 100,000 annually and suddenly loses their job.

I haven't been looking in that area as I'm more focused inside the beltway but something came up that may look like a decent opportunity from a numbers perspective.

Strictly from a numbers perspective, if we pay your commission to close with your buyer now but save on holding costs and marketing fees, we all come out ahead!