Sentences with phrase «require immediate investment»

Not exact matches

Google reported more than $ 14 billion in profit on $ 66 billion in sales last year, most of it from lucrative Internet advertising, while other ventures have required large investments without showing immediate returns.

While you don't need to be able to do everything required in the job, it helps if the company can see an immediate return on their hiring investment.

Though it requires a larger upfront investment compared to starting something from scratch or conducting a traditional job search, buying a business can provide you and your family long - term security while paying you an immediate salary, covering your bank debt and providing a small cushion to grow the business.

In addition to the Canada Pension Plan Account, there was a Canada Pension Plan Investment Fund that would take the surplus that accumulated over and above administration costs and the amount of money required to pay immediate benefits (i.e. three months» worth) and invest it in provincial and federal securities.

Because no emissions cuts would be required until 2020, it may be hard to show an «immediate» threat; states and power companies will argue the industry has to plan capital investments well in advance.

When insurers set payment levels for an immediate annuity, by contrast, state regulators require that they set aside reserves to assure they can make scheduled payments even if their actuaries» and investment analysts» projections are off.

Sir Nicholas Stern, who was lead author of the 2006 Stern review on the economic impacts of climate change, says that holding down global temperatures and building a carbon - free economy by mid-century will require immediate multi-billion dollar investments in infrastructure — from renewable energy facilities to carbon - neutral cities.

Both of these elements require an investment of time that may not demonstrate an immediate return.

Good management requires an investment of time and money and the investment does not necessarily pay immediate dividends.

More details are here, but in short we say that the criminal justice system is desperately underfunded and requires immediate and significant investment (there's some book or other that goes into more detail).

In the Canadian context, my view is that few, if any, large firms use these competitive advantages to their full potential; the work required to properly take advantage is seen as a «cost» to the firm with no immediate return on investment.