Sentences with phrase «same assumptions»

That's despite the exact same assumptions in each case.

Most make the very same assumptions that you have put forth....

If they had stated the exact same assumption with the exact same poor science and blamed it on global cooling it would never have been excepted and would never have earned the title of peer reviewed science.

We also looked at the average 30 - year mortgage rates in each state, based on the same assumptions for loan balance and LTV as above.

Cindy's present $ 346,790 taxable account would, again with the same assumptions, generate $ 17,700 per year.

That capital with the same assumptions would generate $ 4,000 per year.

Different people at different times and places have the same beliefs, project the same theories, make the same assumption.

There is the same demand for «participatory democracy» and accountability within Jewish institutional life, and the same assumption that Jewish leadership to be effective must be localized.

But as Mark Bauerlein of the Chronicle of Higher Education points out, the research shows liberal bias is of exactly the same kind, uses the same methods, and holds the same assumptions as the research that has shown racial and gender bias:

In several of its dominant strains Christian theology still clings to the same assumptions of cosmic homelessness that we find in scientism and materialism.

When we laugh at the same thing, Cohen says, it confirms that we share not only the same assumptions but the same feelings about the world.

In practice, as we have seen, they offer no real alternative but instead operate with many of the same assumptions and techniques as the psychological model.

The same assumption and strategy can be found in our systems of education.

You might say «you're making the assumption that TL will leave», which is the same assumption you're saying about him decommiting.

We're not at the trying for a baby stage yet but a lot of our friends are — and have the same assumption that it'll be sorted within the month.

I know there are many parts of the world where you feel this same assumption and there are others where the expectation is the opposite.

If, in your marketing plan, you've determined that there's a $ 50 million market for your product, and that you'll be taking 40 % of that market over the next 5 years, those same assumptions should be built into your finance statements.

Using these same assumptions, the report also said that we could hit peak coal somewhere within the next 20 years.

With this single, slight change the researchers elicited 32 different simulations — built on all the same assumptions — that represented some of the different ways the same climate system could evolve.

Thus under the same assumptions as Micheals, Hansen would project a much larger warming.

Since most people share those same assumptions, they never get called out on them.

He shows how reform after reform has gone forward with the same assumptions: that students are passive recipients of instruction, that teachers are all - powerful molders of inert student clay, and that students have no responsibility for their own academic success.

Policymakers and leaders aren't immune to this; they make the same assumption and that shapes the way our leaders lead, which in turn reinforces how we think.

Teachers do not approach all students with the same assumptions about their potential; they are often influenced by whether a student is enrolled in advanced courses or on track for college.

You can argue about degree, but both systems were predicated on the same assumption: that white outsiders knew best and Africans were to be treated not as partners, but as underlings.

The numbers here are based on the same assumptions as the previous table — with one crucial exception: This time we assume the 1970 retiree could get by with an initial withdrawal of $ 40,000 instead of $ 50,000.

When we used the same assumptions with online estimates from other lenders, Bank of America's estimate turned out to be very close to US Bank's advertised rate and mortgage APR..

Based on the same assumptions as above, that should compound into the full $ 35,000 cost of tuition and books by the time my daughter hits 18.

They leverage many of the same assumptions we do above, and agree that you don't need to save 100 % of your child's college education expenses.

That capital with the same assumptions would generate $ 4,000 per year.

Cindy's present $ 346,790 taxable account would, again with the same assumptions, generate $ 17,700 per year.

We also looked at the average 30 - year mortgage rates in each state, based on the same assumptions for loan balance and LTV as above.

The same assumptions are made in this scenario, however, we also assume that all dividends are reinvested and all dividends are increasing at 5 % annually (This is a modest assumption).

To do this, I ran a historical performance back - testing analysis over the 20 year period from 1992 - 2012 mentioned previously, applying the same assumptions to a $ 10,000 starting value portfolio with monthly $ 1000 dollar cost averaging contributions.

While I don't have time to explain this in detail, basically it means that you should not use the same assumptions you used when you bought the stock.

But at $ 40,000 of spending and the same assumptions otherwise, her investments are gone by age 94.

If I am, I would need # 12,240 in my emergency fund, which means my lost potential earnings in the market in 5 years would be # 4,927 using the same assumptions as above.

Using the same assumptions to obtain rate quotes at New Jersey's most active mortgage lenders revealed that a purchase mortgage will cost more at a traditional bank than a direct lender by 12 or more percentage points.

Their taxable accounts, worth $ 1,320,900, with the same assumptions (but with a reduction of $ 100,000 for home improvements) would generate cash flow, including return of capital, of $ 63,627 a year.

If the money were left to a 25 - year - old grandchild instead of the 55 - year - old child, it could grow to as much as $ 4.6 million by the time the grandchild reached 65 compared with $ 2.3 million from a traditional IRA, applying the same assumptions.

That sum, with the same assumptions, could provide $ 8,500 a year for the next 33 years.

I suspect we're all making the same assumption (s) here — that we have a portfolio stuffed with smart, rich East (& West) coasters.

[I'm not going into the mean - reverting questions, either, although CAPE does NOT make the same assumptions with the operating / reported EPS ratio, which to be intellectually consistent you absolutely have to.