Sentences with phrase «term ability»

Just being realistic about long term ability of the player.

Educators should support efforts to ensure that all students learn well, including initiatives to reduce long - term ability grouping and make classrooms more inclusive.

By creating your resume based on your unique value proposition, you prove in concrete terms your ability to produce a solid return on the employer's investment in hiring you.

When you buy a house and commit to repay a mortgage you should consider your long term ability to make your monthly mortgage payments and repay the debt.

That group of documents analyzes the long - term ability of a life insurance company to survive.

You are right the referendum is very probably the key to the next election and indeed the long term ability of the centre right to dominate British politics in the way that they have done in the past.

«But we're a long term investor, we have confidence in the long term ability of our allocations to meet that number over the long haul.»

According to a study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology, missing any single day of a particular habit has no impact on your long - term ability to stick to the habit.

In all these cases the effect of debt deflation extracting interest is not only on spending — and hence on current prices — but on the economy's long - term ability to produce, by eating into natural resources and the environment as well as society's manmade capital stock.

«We think short - term measurements are poor assessors of long term ability, and believe sounder judgements are made scrutinising results over longer time frames» Allan Mecham

Since most of your lifestyle in retirement will fall into this category, it is very important to be realistic about your long - term ability to fund these expenses.

Serendipity can create short - term results that are not reflective of long - term ability.

Evercore ISI recommended July 26 that investors buy the shares, in part because of the company's domestic focus, strong balance sheet and longer - term ability to improve revenue.

Most of those companies have more near - term ability to return capital to shareholders through dividends and share repurchase than financial stocks do.

He is purely a motivation - manager, somebody that can squeeze extra effort from players for a few seasons, but doesn't have any long - term ability, and I'm glad we didn't replace Wenger with Klopp when the opportunity was there.

By contrast, parents who are able to help their children handle stressful moments and calm themselves down after a tantrum or a scare often have a profoundly positive effect on the children's long - term ability to manage stress.

«By contrast, parents who are able to help their children handle stressful moments and calm themselves down after a tantrum or scare often have a profoundly positive effect on the children's long - term ability to manage stress,» writes Tough.

In an extraordinary interview, Mr. de Blasio, appearing to unburden himself of months» worth of frustrations, said that Mr. Cuomo — who, like the mayor, is a Democrat — «did not act in the interests» of New Yorkers by blocking measures like reforming rent laws and the mayor's long - term ability to control the city's public schools.

However, researchers from Lund University in Sweden and other institutions have now shown that deforestation could also disrupt the entire rainforest's resilience, that is, its long - term ability to recover from environmental changes, and the ability to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

After the infection, cell numbers diminish, but central memory T cells retain a long - term ability to defend against reinfection by microorganisms that carry the same antigen.

«Combined with declining snowpack and population growth, this will likely threaten the long - term ability of the basin to meet its water allocation commitments to the seven basin states and to Mexico,» Famiglietti said.

Simply, the long - term ability of whey protein to keep your body in an anabolic state is poor.

Play around with them too long and your long - term ability to lose weight becomes even more difficult.

Simply put, the long - term ability of whey protein to keep your body in an anabolic state is poor.

Yoga strengthens the nerves, balances the glandular system (which is the guardian of health) and enables the entire endocrine system to function optimally giving long term ability to be non-reactive and deal effectively with the pressures of the times.

Limit districts» short - term ability to make long - term commitments.

While there may be some argument for limited differential pricing, the current situation, which essentially puts the library's long - term ability to carry out its mission at the mercy of publishers, should be sounding alarms in the public policy arena.

People feel great about the value they get and for booksellers and publishers and authors there's a real long - term business model and a real long - term ability to earn a living at their craft.

Of course, the principal criteria to meet is to prove a long - term ability to repay the mortgage.

It is only logical that a long - term ability to earn is seen as more important than the current pay packet.

MSFT has been beaten down, but it's rock solid in terms of its long - term ability to pay and grow the dividend.

While bonuses are always a big factor when choosing a new credit card, you should also think about the long - term ability of the card to earn and redeem points.

The value investor takes a pragmatic approach to stock selection focusing on the fundamental of the company and their long - term ability to deliver profits and grow.

As long as you increase your investment contributions as your financial situation improves, you can make a difference in your long - term ability to build wealth.

Instead, what I'm looking for is current problems that might significantly impact the company's long - term ability to generate returns.

However, there are many variable to take into consideration, including the positive test, visible signs of serious illness, the long term ability of the owner to care for the cat, quality of life for the cat and the promise of the owner to confine the cat to their house so as not to spread these deadly diseases.

But thinking about his family's long - term ability to conserve such a extensive collection has swayed him, said Feely, chatting with Susan Kronick and Edward Shumsky, who met the architect during construction of New World Center and vouched for the size of Gehry's «archive.»

A new study casts doubt on the long - term ability of the Athabasca River to supply the water Alberta's oil sands industry relies on.

The Privacy Commissioner noted that potential reputational harm is «a high - impact risk as it can affect an individual's long term ability to access and maintain employment, critical relationships, safety, and other necessities depending on the nature of the information held.»

Insurance underwriters are important to policy holders as they have the final say as to whether or not a particular policy will be issued and they also bare a large amount of the responsibility for the financial health of your insurance company — which affects their long - term ability to pay out claims against any policy you hold.

Note that the terms abilities, skills, and skill types are used somewhat interchangeably.

Hays» reputation in the industry is first class and I was well informed about their training and my long term ability to develop a long term career after my initial placement.