Sentences with phrase «structural change of some kind»

Not exact matches

If we ALWAYS give ourselves too much to do surely that implies we need some kind of structural change???

«This information is kind of like a time stamp and without it the team wouldn't have been able to put the structural changes in context.»

ENIGMA consortium's probe of many brain disorders finds common structural changes in diverse kinds of epilepsy

Rather, these kinds of structural changes must be accompanied by and support dramatic changes in what and how young adolescents learn.

A far more likely reason would be some kind of underlying structural alteration in the modern bookselling ecosystem: a recent change in the relative discoverability of ebooks by different categories of publisher, that has tilted the digital - sales playing field.

The business consistently made 10 % + operating margins back in 2009 - 2011, its limited global peers also suggest 10 % margins are possible, and I know of no structural change since which suggests the business / industry can't earn those kinds of margins again.

we are just begining to find out what kind of structural changes happen within the Sun.

With this kind of fundamental non-robustness, the outcomes of CBAs or IAMs are held hostage by core structural uncertainties about how high temperature change and high productive capacity should be combined to yield utility.

Retail outlets and agencies of one kind and another are another channel increasingly impaired by changing customer habits, loss of margin to the publisher, remoteness from end - user customers and, except in relation to specialist intermediaries, a structural failure and disinclination to deal with subscription - based and electronic products, at least until quite recently.

It is a rejection of symbolism, which has not served us well but a call for structural reform that will enable the kind of change that we seek in all walks of life, whether that be in health, justice, child welfare or employment.

«All of our regional presidents have gone and seen the 365 stores and are kind of electrified by some of the labor savings and some of the structural changes that we've done there,» David Lannon, executive vice president of operations, told analysts.