Sentences with phrase «tied than the economy»

Perhaps no two triggers are as closely tied than the economy and the lives of your customers.

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While much of the venture capital activity in the United States is concentrated in Silicon Valley, in recent years a sector of the economy with closer ties to Washington, D.C., than San Francisco has been upping its investments in start - up technology companies — America's defense industry.

Prices for these expenditures can, and do, rise with less of a tie to expected growth in the economy, and therefore such price rises tend to detract from incomes more than they're likely to support them.

Rising home values have lifted more borrowers out of the hole of owing more than their properties are worth, an encouraging sign for an economy still closely tied to the health of the housing market.

Despite such highly visible economic projects, the country's economy is more closely tied to the European Union than to Russia.

When the dollar suddenly strengthened beginning in 2014 and emerging markets decelerated more quickly than expected, assets tied to industrial commodities output or geared to the global economy turned down together.

More than 80 percent see the Euro - area economy strengthening this year, boosted by export growth tied to a 25 % plunge in the euro amid fresh quantitative easing by the European Central Bank.

With student loan rates tied to the performance of the economy, next summer could see another hike, making each year's borrowing costs higher than the last.

Again in the U.S., the feasibility and desirability of moving away from the coast is a lot easier to do in North Carolina than in Florida, where most of the economy is tied to to the coast (particularly tourism).

Thanks to the prevalence of long - term leases for office and industrial buildings, forecasting income and expenses is simpler than it is for hotels, whose occupants are more transient and whose fortunes are closely tied to the economy.