Sentences with phrase «term shift»

The negative cash flows would be caused due to an adverse industry scenario (long term shift in industry), or an aggressive investment strategy which does not give sufficient ROI.

Whether these are indicative of long - term shifts remains to be seen.

In the end, today's action could be just market noise and not revealing of a major long - term shift in smart money allocations.

This conclusion brings me little joy in that batteries are a crucial part of the long term shift to 100 % use of renewables, renewable energy generation, battery storage and electric vehicles.

It's not yet clear whether a recent ad boycott of YouTube will be short - lived or the start of a long - term shift away from the video service — one that could undercut Google's growth and that of its corporate parent, Alphabet Inc..

The lowered counts there are due to a long - term shift from keeping disabled and mentally ill New Yorkers in large state - run institutions to smaller locally based facilities often operated by private nonprofit organizations.

Patricia Aldrigde, 55, and her husband Long - term shift work ages the brain, a new study claims today.

You might encounter sudden, short - term shifts of up to 20 points when you are pulled or when something drops off your report, but it is more likely that you will see a slow, steady growth over many years.

Inflation and rates would likely move up together and for the same reasons, but unless we see a huge, short - term shift up in rates I'm guessing we won't see any 2008 - sized losses in high quality bonds.

Many factors mean that Japan is changing in a structural way and this is not a short term shift,» said John Vail, chief global strategist at Nikko Asset Management.

In Aristotelian terms the shift was from proto - democracy to oligarchy.

«Experts disagree on how much of what is happening reflects a long - term shift toward greater Federal involvement or is a result of a historical moment: a politically adroit President intensely focused on education, aging baby boomers who have made education a leading national issue, and an absence of competing issues,» the article states.

Yale Environment 360, an online publication of the university's school of forestry and environmental studies, has rounded up some assessments of President Obama's performance on environment and energy issues as his first term shifts into its home stretch.

At Fundrise, we are believe this migration to cities is not a flash in the pan, but a long - term shift as people fundamentally change the way in which they choose to live.

A second lesson of the 2011 Sea Ice Outlook is that all contributors and those with objective methods appear to have locked on to the conclusion of the earlier paragraph that new September sea ice minima are more related to longer term shifts in thermal forcing and ice melt, and in most years, month - to - month meteorological variability over the summer months tends to cancel out extreme atmospheric forcing.

He proposes a «cap and dividend» system that charges a rising fee on sources of greenhouse - gas emissions (to propel a long - term shift away from such pollution) and returns the revenue to citizens, rich or poor, through a direct payment not unlike the checks that Alaska residents get every year from fees paid to the state by oil companies.

Long - term shift work is linked to a higher breast cancer risk, but little is known about how circadian rhythms might influence how cancer spreads.

It's frightfully complicated and does not address the root causes of high taxes - costly mandates and a fundamental, long - term shift of the burden of supporting schools and municipalities from state to local taxpayers.

UC - II is a small peptide that works by training the immune cells in your gut to alter how they respond to antigens, causing a long - term shift from pro-inflammation to anti-inflammation.

«I think that's an indication that this is hopefully more of a short term negotiating tactic than a long term shift in the fundamentals.»

And second, they should prepare now for a possible long - term shift in consumers» values and attitudes.

In 2016, these trends reflect a softening economy, a long - term shift to a low carbon economy, a generational changeover and institutional forces.

As an example of how long - term shifts in monetary inflation / intervention can be linked to long - term shifts in economic progress I present the following chart of the US Industrial Production Index.

Even if the Parkland shooting itself didn't cause or accelerate this shift, it could mark the culmination of a long - term shift in public opinion toward being more supportive of gun regulations.

It hasn't been like this for very long, so it's not like we can differentiate between a blip and a long - term shift, but in a year that was supposed to see USC make a run at the national title, this has been a little jarring.

Shedd Aquarium's conservation research team launched a citizen science project this spring in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin - Madison Center for Limnology and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve aimed at documenting long - term shifts in the timing of fish migrations into Great Lakes streams.

However, the rise of Nigel Farage's party and the concerns they represent actually masks a longer - term shift in British culture and society away from the far and hard right.

Corbyn may be riding high in the polls, but opinion polls always have short - term shifts.

Whilst it might not seem like it at the moment, I think in the longer term this shift has more negative implications tor the Tories than Labour

The record also shows long - term shifts.

But it also has two instruments that peer back at Earth and capture the entire planet with the aim of detecting long - term trends in the planet's balance of incoming and outgoing energy, along with long - term shifts in its clouds, aerosols, and ozone.

The change is small — about 0.1 percent — but other, longer - term shifts in solar output seem to correlate with noticeable shifts in earthly climate.

The Chinese proposal requires study but seems consistent with the long - term shift to a more balanced world economy in which the U.S. plays a monetary role more coequal with Europe and Asia.

The study explores very long - term shifts in Earth's baseline climate, not short - term or human - induced climate change.

Recent research has shown the deleterious effects of long - term shift working that creates such an imbalance leading to heart disease and certain cancers.

Because these challenges are the result of long - term shifts in city demographics, societal conditions, and urban K 12 public policies, it would seem that there is little that Catholic - school leaders can do to stem the tide.

But the migration to utility vehicles is not a short - term shift.

While prisons can be seen as having similar economics of a regulated utility company with faster earnings growth, the inability to predict long - term shifts in the business model leads me to favor relatively pricier utilities, which provide roughly the same yield as CXW would if it converted to a REIT with much more predictability going forward.

«While current fiscal policy and robust economic growth remain a tailwind for risk assets, the recent uptick in market volatility, alongside the long - term shift in monetary policy, have created real reasons for concern among investors about their traditional market exposure,» Context's chief investment officer, John Culbertson, said in the statement.

And its notion of Downtown shows how that term shifted with time, fashion and the costs of renting space.

Until long - term shifts in relevant policies — like stricter vehicle efficiency standards — more deeply curtail oil demand in the United States, the lack of pipeline capacity will continue to increase train transport of fuel from North American oil fields.

Below you can read an excerpt from Masters» latest post, in which he cites a study that I wrote about in 2006 that detected a long - term shift in the monsoon toward more rain coming in heavy downpours.

Setting aside the short - term shifts in attitudes, some survey findings that are highly relevant to the efforts by Google and its fellows were summarized by the survey team this way:

I'm a big fan of this survey, but don't see much significance in short - term shifts.

And variations in the thickness and extent of sea ice cloaking the Arctic Ocean are driven by yet another set of complicating factors, ranging from long - term shifts in atmospheric pressure patterns to events as close - focus as the potent Arctic superstorm I reported on earlier this month.