Sentences with phrase «permanent trend»

While a weak sterling is being keenly watched as the driver of higher prices within the country, Ben Brettell from Hargreaves Lansdown says its effect should fall out of the numbers reasonably soon and we should watch for more permanent trends.

«I think that's a permanent trend we'll see for the future,» he says.

I don't know if it's a permanent trend, but there is an increasing chorus of caveats from businesses that outsource overseas.

There have been other Bitcoin crashes, but that's never been a permanent trend.

According to most lawyers, Alternative Fee Arrangements are here to stay — 81 % of the surveyed people agreed that the increase of non-hourly billing methods is a permanent trend.

For the third year in a row, more than 90 % of firms believe «more price competition» is a permanent trend.

Finally, firms were asked if using technology to replace human resources will be a permanent trend going forward.

For the fourth year in a row, more than 90 % of firms believe «more price competition» is a permanent trend.

According to a legal industry survey released this year, 56.1 percent of law firm leaders said their firms are using contract lawyers with 67.8 percent expecting an increase in contract lawyers to be a permanent trend.

The study found 57 % of larger firms «are making strategic changes in pricing approach» and 93 % believe improving «practice management efficiency is a permanent trend.»

The vast majority of law firm leaders believe pricing pressures, competition and the need for efficient legal service delivery are permanent trends.

I'm also going to skip Poor's discussion of the incredible perception / behavior gap exposed by the recent Altman Weil «Law Firms in Transition» report (the one where 93 % of law firm leaders say that a focus on practice efficiency is a permanent trend yet only 37 % say they are changing their strategic approach to efficiency).

While 62 per cent of all law firm leaders believed that an erosion of demand was a «permanent trend,» law firms have generally not felt «enough economic pain» to warrant significant changes.

According to a recent Altman Weil report, 94 % of legal professionals surveyed felt that improved practice efficiency would be a permanent trend moving forward.

I'm curious, though, how 83 % percent of respondents believe this is a permanent trend, and yet at least a third of respondents overall consider these service providers not to be a threat!

It was also interesting to note that, while in 2011, 70 % of respondents thought that competition from non-traditional services providers would be a permanent trend, in 2015 that number is 83 %.

The big question is whether proxy contests are going to be a permanent trend in the Canadian economy, he says.

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