Sentences with phrase «reflection of»

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They show that uncontrolled joint development agreements were not relevant to the question of whether to include stock option costs in QCSAs because clear reflection of income for high - profit intangibles can not succeed if it relies on uncontrolled party data.

Thus, asset bubbles in stocks and RE are also a reflection of inflation that has not penetrated other assets, yet.

Las Vegas is a case study in the limits of the housing bubble but also the reflection of a new economy driven by a demand for lower price real estate.

This is a reflection of our economic structure, which is dominated by domestically oriented, mostly small and medium sized companies.

The way I see it, asset allocation is merely a reflection of your own investment tastes and tolerance for risk.

The evolution of smartphones over the years can be plotted as the stark reflection of the fall of two of the most iconic phone...

This shift in Wall Street's taste for digital assets is a reflection of institutional investors demands to enter the market.

Major banks only give out around 0.01 % APY on most interest checking options, and the national average of 0.04 % is mostly a reflection of the high interest rates of online banks and smaller regional banks whose account policies tend to be more generous to customers.

As a reflection of the company itself, Jonathan's passion for his work is manifested through his conviction towards helping his clients realize their successes.

The complicated US - China relationship is a reflection of the successes of both nations, rather than failures, according to...

Instead it stays true to the meaning of clear reflection of income.

The Calgary Herald «s Dec. 24, 1983, edition was a reflection of its time: Jeanne Sauvé was appointed Canada's first female Governor General; retailer Waterbed Warehouse opened its third local big box store; and a Vancouver janitor was en route to Parliament Hill to perform an anti-Trudeau (Pierre Elliott) version of «Twelve Days of Christmas,» complete with the lyric «five metric morons.»

Higher yields are a reflection of interest rate hike expectations, which Fed members have... Read more

«This is not necessarily a reflection of any of the parties involved, but rather, the murky waters that we currently find ourselves in.

Increasing profitability amid declining sales is a direct reflection of the high - profit margin of Apple products and the rise in the average selling price (ASP) of smartphones.

Like most supervisory bodies in Europe, the board of DB has proven remarkably inert in recent years, basically a reflection of the lax governance of banks more generally in the EU.

Lending is sensible again, and home prices are a reflection of a strong job market and a growing economy.

While at it, it is wise to not completely trust everything that you see on the demo including the number of wins as a true reflection of how the software works.

The enormous U.S. current account deficit and a non-existent U.S. savings rate (American households use their homes as ATM machines) are a reflection of imbalances in place.

A: I'm very much a reflection of what Canadians have told me, not just over the past year and a half but over the past years, past decades of my childhood, of having been a teacher across the country, having met and chatted with Canadians of every possible background.

I think these findings are more a reflection of the Canadian retail landscape.

That is a reflection of WMT's low earnings growth rate over the past few years and the low projected rate looking forward.

Subsequently, it became mainly a reflection of re-emerging US dollar strength.

Its name is a close reflection of its relationship with the US dollar.

The recent rise in oil prices, itself partly a reflection of stronger global economic conditions, has directly added to CPI inflation in the past two quarters and may have a further contribution through effects on business costs and price expectations.

Some of the fall in the Australian dollar over recent months has been a reflection of the strengthening US dollar.

First, the moves in the exchange rate to a large degree have been a reflection of moves in the US dollar on world markets, which in turn reflected news about the US released during the US time zone.

Lenders place a lot of emphasis on your credit score because it's a reflection of your ability to meet your financial obligations.

It's a reflection of their strong brands and a bold commitment to quick redesigns, new technology and comprehensive marketing, even as other automakers started pumping the brakes.

Mexico has recovered strongly this year, a reflection of its close ties to the US economy.

These periods have been shorter in duration (average half a year) and seen slightly smaller rate moves, a reflection of the low inflation and low interest rate environment over the past 20 years.

That's what this three - digit number shows — it's a direct reflection of your previous borrowing history.

At a time when downtown Detroit is in the midst of a civic renaissance, the state of the city's multifamily real estate market is both a reflection of larger trends and a sign of what might be in store for the Motor City in the years ahead.

Your credit history is a direct reflection of your ability to manage money and borrow responsibly.

Making the Inc. 5000 list for the seventh time is a reflection of their trust and of our mutual success.»

A Conversation About Race Relations in America In the second half of the Annual Meeting of Shareholders, Schultz plans to address the subject of race relations in America and unconscious bias through a personal reflection of his time spent with more than 2,000 partners during Partner Open Forums in Seattle, St. Louis, Oakland, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

When oil prices go up, that means the global economy is better, and when oil goes down, supposedly that's a reflection of a much weaker economy.

Your credit score is a reflection of your ability to meet financial obligations.

From late April and into May, the currency continued to fall against the US dollar, but this was mainly a reflection of US dollar strength.

The exchange rate has declined recently and is now around 9 per cent below its mid-February peak against the US dollar; in trade - weighted terms it has fallen by a smaller amount, as some of the fall against the US dollar has been a reflection of recent US dollar strength.

Perhaps the best reflection of the economic pressures Millennials face can be seen in the U.S. housing market.

Because MPT advocates believe that markets are largely efficient — ie the current price is an accurate reflection of the value of the business based on all available information — risk should not be price - related.

The decisive factors for the stock market are liquidity (i.e., money supply growth rates, which have collapsed), valuations (extremely high valuations will eventually be corrected, often violently) and market internals & technical divergences (which are a reflection of liquidity and risk appetites).

Mastercard's 2 percentage point decline on cross-border volume is a reflection of a «recent drop - off in crypto wallet funding,» according to Mastercard's CFO Martina Hund - Mejean on the company's earnings call.

«Apple just bought a company in Toronto — it's a great reflection of the emerging technology ecosystem, immense talent, and exciting companies that are growing here,» Mr. Golden said.

Tyrangiel, who rides a Citibike across the Williamsburg Bridge to the office each morning from his East Village apartment, sees the neighborhood as a fitting reflection of Vice's ethos: «authentic, rough, valuing new stuff, enjoying being cool.»

The collective opinion you get from peers could be a reflection of how consumers will react.

It will not be an accurate reflection of the «general» level of home values because the median is taken from the set of mid-range home sales that happened in the period, ignoring the high - end homes that didn't sell.

Not only is that not true — as it is a reflection of Fed policy rather than economic fundamentals — certain sectors like capital spending and manufacturing are in recession already.