Sentences with phrase «rates come down a bit»

«It's the maturing stage of the expansion, so maybe the economy will lose a little steam and the rates come down a bit.»

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Now I agree the the higher levels should be dumbed down a bit but thats where the star rating system comes in.

I was expecting the game to come to a crawl but when the frame rate does drop, it's usually when something huge is happening like a hundred zombies being blown to bits by a super bomb or when you now down tons of them in a vehicles.

Given rising interest rate environment, I expect these high flying utilities to come down a bit and be a bargain soon.

Hi Stevo, a DB pension comes down to just being a factor in that last step (granted, a bit of a complicated one): you're going to have a higher baseline of future earnings and associated tax rate from the DB pension (plus less RRSP contribution room), which is going to nudge you closer to prioritizing your TFSA.

He can bite the bullet now and pay the lower tax rate and the penalty, and it will still be lower than what's about to come down the road as far as tax rates is concerned.

Virginia was of the few states to have a relatively flat crash rate over the past couple of years, and drivers in the state will need to work a bit harder if they want to see that total come down in the future.