Sentences with phrase «shrinking pool»

The reason comes back to yield: Although current yields are low by historical standards, they look more compelling in the context of an ever shrinking pool of high yielding assets.

After shrinking the pools academically, the magazine rates schools based on their cost and financial aid.

Rather than manually reading every single resume submitted, hiring managers shrink their pool of applicants by searching the database for specific skills and keywords.

Naideck also said he's concerned that the rule will jeopardize his business by shrinking its pool of qualified buyers and may even put some lenders out of business.

Expansion of the Canada Pension Plan and the Unintended Effect on Domestic Investment finds that by increasing the Canada Pension Plan payroll tax, the federal and provincial governments will inadvertently shrink the pool of money available for investments in Canada — potentially up to $ 114 billion by 2030.

The tighter mortgage lending rules, which make it harder for home buyers to qualify for uninsured mortgages, are also shrinking the pool of qualified buyers for higher - priced homes, said Gregory Klump, chief economist of the Canadian Real Estate Association.

Robert Walters director Brice Henderson said strong economic growth had left employers facing a «rapidly shrinking pool of readily available talent».

This structure also meaningfully shrinks the pool of talent that the client relies on to serve their needs.

American women as a whole have never been confronted with such a radically shrinking pool of what are traditionally considered to be «marriageable» men — those who are better educated and earn more than they do.

The first secretary of state follows Michael Fallon and Priti Patel to the backbenches, leaving Theresa May with an ever shrinking pool from which to draw ministerial talent.

A report timed to coincide with the U.S. visit this week of Pope Benedict XVI highlights what it calls the «crisis» of a steadily shrinking pool of urban Catholic schools and outlines measures — some of which are already being tested on a limited scale — to arrest and possibly reverse the trend.

But, if you think that all kids, low - performers and high - performers alike, have a right to good teachers, this is an unsatisfactory solution — and a downright destructive one if (as I'll argue tomorrow) it risks shrinking the pool of good teachers.

Teaching in Florida means achieving more with a drastically shrinking pool of resources.

Unilaterally taking it away, therefore, would make teaching a far less desirable profession for many, substantially shrinking the pool of qualified candidates.

Homes in other colors can sell successfully — our retinas tend to register yellow before any other color, so a buttery yellow exterior could be an attractive option for buyers — but non-traditional colors, like oranges and purples, appeal to very specific personalities and can significantly shrink the pool of interested buyers.

Without PMI, most home buyers would be required to make an investment of 20 % or more — and that would have a dramatic effect on the housing market by shrinking the pool of eligible borrowers.

Expansion of the Canada Pension Plan and the Unintended Effect on Domestic Investment finds that by increasing the Canada Pension Plan payroll tax, the federal and provincial governments will inadvertently shrink the pool of money available for investments in Canada — potentially up to $ 114 billion by 2030.

Without PMI, most home buyers would be required to make an investment of 20 % or more — and that would have a dramatic effect on the housing market by shrinking the pool of eligible borrowers.

That leaves a shrinking pool of money to invest in businesses themselves.

In the long run most analysts expect demand for potash to increase, as a growing global population looks to maximize yields from its shrinking pool of arable farmland.

While this may shrink your pool of potential partners, it provides a better chance of having a successful and powerful relationship that enriches you instead of draining you.

A 30 hour work week is seen by some as a way to more evenly distribute the shrinking pool of labor among workers, and reduce the potential of automation to increase income inequality.

Mr. Buffett has contended that stock buybacks can be a terrific tool for creating value, in part by shrinking the pool of shares for sale.

UBS analyst Ben Gilbert said retailers were responding to the shrinking pool of supplier funds by using fresh rather than packaged food and groceries to lure shoppers, improving their private label offers and using price «creep» (price rises that are not passed on to suppliers) to boost margins.

Tightened border patrols and animosity surrounding immigration issues have shrunk the pool of migrant workers; meanwhile, U.S. workers haven't been inclined to do this kind of work, even in a bad economy and where the jobs pay more than minimum wage, he says.

Fortunately we can shrink the pool down to 90 potential title contenders — teams with championship odds at Bovada.lv.

Oh, not that women are facing a shrinking pool of marriageable men, but that she — and society — is still defining men by how much they make and how smarter they are than their wives, a very 1950s, «Mad Men,» retro and misguided way to think.

Raymond Blackwell was ruled ineligible for the Syracuse mayoral Democratic primary in September, shrinking the pool of candidates to eight.

A continued downturn, officials say, could threaten U.S. global leadership in science and engineering by shrinking the pool of talent available to carry out academic research.

Taken seriously, such a procedure would leave those devoted to Foresight stranded in a shrinking pool of basic knowledge of how things work.

These include a shrinking pool of in - country rail sector experts (which the Obama administration acknowledges is the result of the relatively small investment in passenger rail in recent decades), a lack of money available at the state level for such projects, and the need for safety standards specific to high - speed trains.

However, he says, «The obvious outcome of being a «double minority» is that it shrinks your pool size immensely and it becomes incredibly hard to find role models.

«The obvious outcome of being a «double minority» is that it shrinks your pool size immensely and it becomes incredibly hard to find role models.»

As a mature individual, it is more difficult to meet people of like minds on a day to day basis with competing areas of attention, a shrinking pool of possible match and other constraints.

And Match Group isn't the only buyer: Badoo, a huge online - dating company based in London, this month acquired Lulu, a U.S. app that lets women rate and review men they've dated... but a shrinking pool of players With the mega...

Public - school pre-K programs alleviate financial burdens for families, but exacerbate them for private programs by shrinking the pool of four - year - olds.

These cities are» jockeying to woo an ever - shrinking pool of qualified candidates for a demanding job that requires one part managerial skills, one part political savvy and one part education - policy acumen for a tenure that, on average, lasts barely more than three years,» Camera writes.

Education World asked our «Principal Files» principals to suggest some ideas that might help grow the shrinking pool of qualified school leaders.

Nurses told Education World they are aware of the competition for school systems» shrinking pool of money, which is why they favor directives — and funding — for school nursing coverage from the federal level.

But, says Prof Howson, such projects can leave other schools out in the cold, competing for what's left of a shrinking pool of teachers.

That means Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools and independent charter schools will keep competing for a shrinking pool of students.

PROBLEM: A shrinking pool of such dynamic leaders and a growing number of urbanizing districts like Madison seeking top talent.

And with the city's and state's embrace of charter schools and vouchers, competition for that shrinking pool of students is fierce.

A combination of low interest rates, a shrinking pool of available shares due to buybacks and mergers, and a general lack of investable alternatives have all conspired to create one of the most expensive markets history.

One particular problem is that an increasing proportion of income yield is being generated by a shrinking pool of both shares and bonds.

The shrinking pool of Canadian A rated issuers led to an artificial demand for A rated Canadian credits.

• Given the important role that product diversity plays in setting small, independent pet stores apart from their competition, it makes sense that retailers would be concerned about the impact that a shrinking pool of pet product distributors would have on their access to products.

And while factors such as a shrinking pool of hobbyists and tightened wallets have certainly played a role, the biggest culprit in sinking these once - healthy pet stores is, without a doubt, competition from the Internet.