Sentences with phrase «possible merits»

The Bank of Canada said nothing in public about the possible merits of deficit spending as it twice cut its benchmark interest rate last year to offset the collapse of oil prices.

I posted recently as well about the possible merits of exercising vested stock options by the end of the year, in light of the temporary tax opportunity.

Although the perceived risks seem to be unfathomable for institutional investors to consider, it is important for us to have a deeper dive to uncover the possible merits of cryptocurrencies that may beget a change in perception.

A deeper dive, however, uncovers the possible merits of cryptocurrencies that may beget a change in perception.

Mr. Brennan said there was «no possible merit to a veto,» noting that many of the reforms proposed for the Port Authority were already in place in other state authorities and agencies.

Rockey advises applicants who have doubts about a proposal's possible merit or appropriateness for the program to contact the relevant program officer for advice.

Whether it's discussing the use of subversion as an attempt to deepen nostalgic characters we've been waiting years to see again in «Star Wars: The Last Jedi» or the possible merits a Bumblebee spinoff set in the 1980's can have in an otherwise bloated and disappointing live - action «Transformers» franchise, nostalgia can be a defining factor as to whether or not a person sees the resurgence of properties of their romanticized past in an optimistic or cynical viewpoint.

I also included a few articles debating the historical accuracy of the new film, and its possible merits as a teaching tool.

Possible merits and pitfalls range from setting the record straight to self - doubt, financial reward and even an overwhelming desire to even the score with several detractors.

Is he implying there's a contrary position out there that's recognized as having any possible merit at all?