Sentences with phrase «seen for years now»

This is a trend we've seen for years now and PDF doesn't seem to be any closer to relinquishing its format leadership status now than it was back in 2009, for example.
The iPad has been seen for years now as the ruler of the tablet market without a solid rival to challenge it.
no sorry its not massively off form... its repeating the kind of form we have been seeing for years now which includes periods of good play, even excellent play, but with persistent weaknesses which wenger has failed to correct due to his own arrogance and the boards greed, and which lead to another empty seasons... oh sorry a welcome cup victory against hull city, replicating the success of wigan, and an amazing triumph in the community shield....
At some point, you'd think that we would have gotten a little numb from all these exotic car wrecks we've been seeing for years now.

Not exact matches

For now, market participants expect the rupiah to continue to face pressure though they don't anticipate the kinds of precipitous declines seen in past years.
«In a year from now, what we want is for this not only to be nationally present, but something that people see as a big part of their every day lives,» Elliott says.
Crabill says they fall into three categories: disgruntled 35 - 45 year olds (like me) who see cable as a fundamental rip - off and now refuse to pay for it; low - income or penny pinching folks who decide they can't afford $ 100 cable bills; millennials who like TV, but don't understand why people would sign up for a cable contract in the first place.
In the most recent quarter, revenue from print ads fell a whopping 20 %, and the paper has seen similar double - digit declines every quarter for more than a year now.
Wheeler says the mega-complexes being built today will be hard to staff 10 years from now, and that the next era will see smaller workplaces where employees are responsible for meeting achievements and objectives, and have flexibility about when they come in to their office.
MACARTHUR: We've seen a move toward permanent capital in the private equity industry and in the financial investment industry for many years now.
If we've learned one thing about the TV business over the past year, it's that almost everything that was once written in stone is now up for grabs, including who is in control and what they see as their end goal.
Elsewhere, the going remains tough for GSK's business, with the full - year earnings hit from currency moves now seen at 8 percent, against 6 percent previously.
The shipping giant now says it sees adjusted earnings of $ 4.65 to $ 4.85 a share for this year, as opposed to the previous view of $ 4.80 to $ 5.06.
After 25 years of recruiting and talent development for strategy consulting, I now see clear signs that the traditional MBA is approaching the last phase of its product life cycle, the phase of decline.
Major outlets have been using UGC content for a number of years now — but more and more, we're seeing consumers go directly to the source to see the full story rather than the edited version some mainstream media will co-opt and share.
Hit by Amazon's explosive growth a decade ago, as well as the rise of e-books (which now seem to have peaked at around 20 % of total book sales), Barnes & Noble closed stores year - in, year - out, benefiting from a savvy move in the 1990s that saw it opt for short leases.
So while some utility - style applications are emerging right now, don't expect to see widespread adoption for five to 10 years.
The city of Marlborough, Mass., recently estimated that it were it not for local commercial taxpayers, the average homeowner would see his property tax bill (now averaging $ 4,791) shoot up by $ 1,164 per year.
GE said it now sees adjusted earnings for the year ahead of between $ 1 per share and $ 1.07 per share.
You see, I've been working on bringing the same technology to market for almost 20 years now.
I've only been with Navy Federal for a little over three years now, but I see myself staying with them until I retire.
Alexander agrees that we'll remain in a low - interest - rate environment for at least two or three years, though he can see the Bank of Canada increasing rates by, at most, 1 % between now and 2015.
Fashion designer Donna Karan, Urban Zen creater, talks about one of the big trends this year - «see - now - buy - now» clothes made immediately available for purchase after fashion shows.
«Nanotechnology has been in the research stage for about 20 years, and we're just now seeing it come to fruition,» says Jurron Bradley, a senior analyst at high - tech market intelligence firm Lux Research in New York.
We're now on track to see more than 35,000 traffic deaths for the year, which would make it the deadliest since 2008.
People have been talking about quantum computing for at least 20 years, but I think we're now seeing a big shift.
It's hard to see another potential giant on the horizon right now, but remember that RIM was around for 12 years before it launched its first wireless messaging device, the Inter@ctive pager.
Technology is changing businesses everywhere, but special attention now centers on service - oriented industries, which already account for more than 50 percent of global GDP and are likely to see enormous opportunities for innovation in coming years.
«We're at a good time in the cycle right now, but I would suggest that you go back and look at the tougher years in 2009 - 2010 and see how much of a struggle it's been for the entire industry during those down cycles.»
For him it's a straightforward thought experiment: For people living 100 years from now, «what are they going to see that seems barbaric or abhorrent or just completely wrong?»
Looking back 10 years later (that's right, we've been watching Transformers movies for a decade now), you can see so much potential in the franchise.
In other words, we'd been in a secular boom for 50 + years and what we're seeing now is a lower, but more stable form of growth.
We've seen similar technologies every year for some time now, and LG itself unveiled another prototype in a press release 18 months ago.
The rollercoaster ride in oil prices over the past three years may be old hat to investors familiar with the commodity's historical sensitivity to macro events (see chart below), but oil price volatility is by no means endemic and several factors are now lining up to suggest a calmer period for crude may lie ahead.
For the past six years investors have grown addicted to easy money with the help of Quantitative Easing policies, but now that those polices have ended we're seeing the other side of it.
Bryan Goldberg and Kate Ward's publication for women announced at the end of last year that it now sees 20 million monthly readers, up from 10 million last July.
For nearly 10 years now we've seen an imbalance in monetary and fiscal policies, with the economy and stock market being propped up by cheap credit.
With the oil and natural gas markets stabilized, at least for now, investors should begin considering which companies could emerge from the rubble of the oil price collapse to see their stock prices double or triple in the next few years.
And, you know, we «ve seen the ten - year kind of approach, the 3 percent mark for a few days now.
Speaking to an Institute for Private Investors audience in New York last week, Rodriguez said that every year beyond 2013 without structural reform would «increase the size and scope of the necessary fiscal response» amid likely negative capital market reaction of the kind we're now seeing in Europe.
«What we're seeing right now» in B.C., and what we saw in Alberta last year, we are conditioned to think of as extreme events,» Sarah Henderson a senior scientist at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, told Vancouver's Metro News.
I'm going to be gathering more feedback on the list for the rest of the year so you might see some more changes between now and the end of the year, but by 2018 it should be more consistent.
As you can see below, this has» t been a prudent trade for more than a year now.
If we can now take a blood test and see our entire molecular profile and risk for developing diseases like Alzheimer's or cancer years ahead of time, how does this change the definition of health itself?
I rarely have much of a short - term expectation for the market, but I strongly believe that investors will be able to look out at some point 5 - 10 years from now and see the major indices below current levels.
Now below $ 300, we've actually filled gaps in the assortment, so there we've seen a significant increase and we think that bodes really well actually for the holidays where we had gaps as we know last year.
Mid-teens P / Es are now becoming commonplace and in some cases, they are even approaching 10 times earnings which is something I've never seen in over 30 years of owning MLPs (perhaps save for a very brief period in early 2009, when almost everything was totally crushed, and the 2015 energy collapse).
In contrast, export volumes decreased over this period, despite strong global demand, as capacity and infrastructure constraints and supply disruptions restricted growth; such supply - side factors have hampered exports for a number of years, with resource export volumes now lower than during 2000 (see the chapter entitled «Australia's Resource Exports — Recent Trends and Prospects» in this Statement).
I've been retired about 6 months now — to see see the relative effect of saving and compounding over a human - scaled period of a few years check out this graph of my fund value over this period (hope the link works for people)
While base rates kept at or close to zero for almost seven years and three massive asset - buying programs by the Fed have undoubtedly helped stabilize the US (and world) economy during and after the recession that followed the global financial crisis, the continuation of expansionary monetary policies is now supporting a growing excess of global liquidity that has been distorting the market signals sent by stock and bond prices and thus contributing to the growing volatility seen in recent weeks.
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