Sentences with phrase «tail wind»

I have had strong tail winds with very little setbacks.

But let's not fool ourselves, management's enjoyed some attractive tail winds here.

With rates remaining low, companies will enjoy a major tail wind as debt rolls off for years to come & is replaced at cheaper rates.

Tail winds do too, but round trip journey times are nevertheless creeping up − and so are fuel costs.

Air companies are already trying to take advantage of tail winds whenever possible, but it's probable that we could still learn a lot from nature.

Tail winds come from behind and can push the car, head winds do just the opposite and can slow you down.

There's a mighty tail wind in the Bay Area, so once this fixer upper is done (soon) I'll have to change that answer, haha.

«We continue to view the ramp of 4G in China as a significant positive tail wind for Apple through 2015 as China Unicom and China Telecom were issued licenses to operate their 4G wireless networks in late February 2015,» said Aaron Rakers, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus, in a recent note.

A 40 - mph tail wind speeded the journey home.

When Lawson defeated Corrine Brown, he benefited from several tail winds, such as a Jacksonville spoiler candidate, an incumbent under indictment, and on - hand cash advantage (as Corrine Brown, awaiting a fraud trial, was not able to fundraise.

An investment in OHI at its current valuation should reward investors very well in future years with the demographic tail wind pushing profits higher.

«My rationale for the massive tail wind that you had for stocks and credit markets over the past five or six years, in terms of falling rates and rising earnings, have tailed off considerably,» he said.

In Canada, we've had a bit of a change from macro tail winds to head winds.

Announcing its 2014 financial results, Arla described the year as one of «two so opposing halves» that began with «strong economic tail winds» that gradually turned to «head winds» as supply began to outstripped demand and Chinese consumption «ebbed off.»

Also, in the case of El Niño, climate data indicate that stronger northerly tail winds prevail in winters after an El Niño, which probably assist long - distance migration.

Maybe on a steep downhill descent with a stiff tail wind, although the 230km / h top speed sounds more feasible.

Pixel had a range of ailments including mange, an infected tail wound, malnourishment and the «home run» of intestinal parasites, according to the veterinarian.

That day, a Saturday in December, 2009, a gorgeous, golden cat with a horrendous tail wound entered Abby's life.

Kelly told the «Futures Now» segment that cryptocurrency has historically performed better in the second quarter, predicting that «There will be a significant rally here if seasonality brings tail winds.»

He was abetted by a nice 35 - mph tail wind.

When Lawson defeated Corrine Brown, he benefited from several tail winds, such as a Jacksonville spoiler candidate, an incumbent under indictment, and on - hand cash advantage (as Brown, awaiting a fraud trial, was not able to fundraise.

Each chapter tells a different story about a characteristic of deep value investing, seeking to demonstrate a genuinely counterintuitive insight.Through these stories, it explores several ideas demonstrating that deeply undervalued stocks provide an enormous tail wind to investors, generating outsized returns whether they are subject to attention from private equity, strategic buyers, activist investors or not.

A strong tail wind and rear wing changes set the stage for Friday's practice in China while FP2 saw yet another unsafe release.

Instead, strength in Europe should provide a tail wind to investment in U.S. stocks, the Fundstrat Global Advisors founder said.

«Fear is a powerful thing and it's got a lot of firepower, but for me, [the decision to work with Lennon] was the beginning of making it a tail wind instead of a head wind.»

He also cited the repatriation of overseas profits as a tail wind for companies.

I'm inclined to think the market could price in a faster path of normalization, which could be a head wind to risk assets and a tail wind to the dollar,» he added.

The market has gone up on the tail wind of expectations that tax reform would relax consumers and help corporations, but I'm not sure we're going to see tax reform in 2017.

This time, we believe the secular trends are a tail wind for stocks.

If the energy names outperform and break this downtrend, it will also be a bit of a tail wind in the broader indexes... Today, oil and small caps helped power the move.

«In a positive sense, the Panama Papers have acted as a sort of tail wind» for efforts to crack down on tax avoidance, Aso said.

Friday's tail wind became a head wind in some places, and a tail wind in others, as Pierre Gasly found out.

The U.S. economy expanded at a 3 percent annualized rate between July and September, advancing President Trump's goal of faster economic growth and potentially providing a tail wind to Republican efforts to overhaul the tax code.

Researchers injected three anaesthetized mice with the modified or original molecules and measured how much they bled from a tail wound.

They have a unique voice that's refreshing to hear, especially in the tail wind of the summer movie season.

How they are going to get 38 mpg on the highway without a down slope and tail wind is beyond me.

I caught a tail wind in early 2012 as Select was making waves, and hit the market with a decent backlist and the right product at the right time — and the rest is history.

I bombed for the first seven months and eight or nine books, and then caught a tail wind in February 2012, and never looked back.

Factors impacting real - world returns include transaction costs, signal banding to reduce turnover, applying a fund management fee, and adjusting for tail winds provided by secular decline in global interest rates.

With the 2016 presidential election as a tail wind, equity markets in the U.S. and abroad advanced to record highs throughout the year.

He commented on the significant infrastructure spending needs around the world and that «while there is no guarantee of investment success, the multi-trillion dollar need creates a strong tail wind.»

Curling into a ball with his paws tucked under his belly and his tail wound around over his nose keeps an envelope of warmth around him as he sleeps.

Significantly increased numbers were reported to the east and west as the birds adjusted and followed their usually practice of flying 88 percent of the time with a tail wind to areas were water was available.

• Map out shortest (and tried) route to local and international destinations by factoring in head / tail winds and weather conditions.