Sentences with phrase «run its course»

When T.J. Maxx and Marshalls parent TJX (tax) reported the chains» first quarterly comparable sales drop in memory in November, many observers wondered whether the off - price juggernaut was running its course after years of aggressive store expansion.

He figures stimulus measures have run their course and the bull market has finally exhausted itself.

Security auditing and quality assurance testing must run their course.

Nike developed personalized footwear for all three of the athletes it booked to run the course in Italy.

But all those virtuous cycles have run their courses, and all the low - hanging fruit has been picked.

We all know they take work, there are ups and downs and challenges, but sometimes a relationship simply runs its course and needs to end.

Lawmakers have told Trump to allow the investigation to run its course and not to impede, as it could lead to a constitutional crisis and a potential impeachment.

Everyone understands that great new products eventually run their course and turn into commodities.

I've had my fair share of relationships that eventually ran their course for a variety of reasons, not always because of sexual compatibility reasons.

Incoming Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, chosen by U.S. President Donald Trump to keep the recovery humming, appears set to let an expected trillion - dollar tax cut run its course through the economy as weak wage growth and inflation buttress his view that the economy remains underpowered.

«At this point, and in the context of oil prices that are within striking distance of what we envision to be cyclical highs over the next 6 to 12 months, we think the Exxon short has essentially run its course,» Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov wrote.

Data suggest slowdown may have run its course, as authorities widen attempts to stimulate economy

Theroux concluded the whole thing was simply «the catalyst for ending a relationship that had run its course.»

The incoming Fed chair appears set to let an expected tax cut run its course as weak wage growth and inflation buttress his view that the economy remains underpowered.

Each new wave of innovation — microwaves, defense, silicon, disk drives, PCs, Internet, therapeutics, — was like punctuated equilibrium — just when you thought the wave had run its course into stasis, there emerged a sudden shift and radical change into a new family of technology.

After all, Stenebo has watched Kamprad's «incompetent» male spawn move into the top spots at Ikea, being groomed to run the show, while the 20 years he spent working his way up from a German Ikea warehouse, to upper management, to being Kamprad's right - hand man have run their course.

According to our source's notes, the dollar rally versus other currencies may have run its course.

When that trajectory ran its course, the company had years of debate over whether to acquire or be acquired.

If you believe in your business plan (and you should), make sure you give your plan time to run its course.

«We know that the growth model of China — which is an agglomeration of a lot of messiness, but is based heavily on infrastructure, exports and heavy industry — is running its course,» notes Tiberghien.

It also helps that other spirits, like vodka, seem to have run their course.

The bulk of the declines in activity related to lower energy prices has run its course, baring another significant down leg for oil prices.»

The decline in mining investment has also largely run its course.

With U.S. stocks trading at a premium to other markets, as well as their historical norm, investors are reasonably wondering: Has the U.S. bull market run its course?

Has the U.S. bull market run its course?

If the current outlook runs its course, valuations will be ever richer for both stocks and bonds, and central bank tightening may be more meaningful.

Your APR is determined by a few key data points you'll see on your offer sheet — the total loan amount, origination fee, the total amount you'll eventually pay back to the lender once the loan has run its course, and the number of payments you'll make.

Economies emerged from World War II relatively free of debt, but the 60 - year global run - up has run its course.

When the process has run its course, they threaten their work force with bankruptcy that will wipe out its pension benefits if employees do not agree to «downsize» their claims and replace defined - benefit plans with defined - contribution plans (in which all that employees know is how much they pay in each month, not what they will get in the end).

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens says the right to bear arms has run its course, and now's the time to «repeal the Second Amendment.»

Though rightsizing hasn't yet run its course, investors will need to make commitments in the next one to two years in order to have capital at work during the venture rebound given multi-year call downs.

Many people wonder if they should pay off their debt as quickly as possible or invest their money, letting debt payments run their course.

It's best to let it go and run its course, without trying to manage too tightly.

When the anti-corruption campaign eventually runs its course, this may prove correct.

And, given that the bad technicals will run their course eventually, they should prepare to take advantage of broader overshoots that provide both attractive valuations and solid carry.»

It also allows time for your emotions to run their course.

«The correction has likely run its course,» says Wall Street veteran Critical information for the U.S. trading dayThis market looks like it needs its three - day weekend.

«If they're looking to build a better mousetrap — even if there's plenty of mice around — I look at it and say «Naw, that's an idea that's run its course,»» he explained in an interview prior to the reception.

Unconventional monetary policy seems to have run its course in the US and Japan as well.

Experts don't believe this current crash will have as drastic an effect, but the idea that Alberta can endlessly soak up workers from the rest of the country likely has run its course.

Cryptocurrency has just turned 9 years old and, perhaps, to the casual observer, the crypto market may appear to be stagnating, maybe even running its course.

With the correction in global stock markets still running its course, it's worth surveying some valuation statistics across Developed Market equities.

Considering that the stock market has already been rallying for five years since the lows of 2009, it is very possible the bull market has already run its course (every stock market runs in cycles).

I doubt that the decline in economic confidence has run its course, so I expect the gold / commodity ratio to move further into new - high territory before something more important than a short - term top is put in place.

While their valuations may have become extended, this is another reason to believe they will snap back after this correction runs its course.

Note that the peak in yields at the beginning of 2014 when the taper tantrum had run its course was at 3.00 percent — quite a bit higher than the 2.30 percent level at the end of the most recent upward move.

It is as though the 1980s / 1990s secular bull ran its course through the mid-1990s, then the party started and P / E more than doubled again.

The stock market's epic rally may have run its course, according to Morgan Stanley.

Contrary opinion has a history of effectiveness at extremes where a particular event has run its course so fully both in reality and in market prices that it is taken as common knowledge.

Terms on secured and unsecured loans might differ, but they often run the course of five years.