Sentences with phrase «tipping point for»

I would love to know from other couples what was the tipping point for you to both agree to invest?

However, the tipping point for negotiating a better deal seems to be when you've had service for at least one year, Di Vincenzo says.

The median home value tipping point for the U.S. is $ 467,772, or nearly 70 percent higher than today's median value of $ 280,103.

Being able to experience the cottage, the location and area amenities can be the tipping point for those who are unsure about a property, he says.

I think the tipping point for the public and the membership was when the new act, REBBA 2002, finally came of age.

I was recently ask to present to a group of real estate agents about the reasoning behind this high level of interest and wanted to share 5 key points why I believe the Tucson market has reached the tipping point for accelerated growth:

Lest we lose heart, the data suggest that the United States may be nearing a tipping point for the institution of marriage.

It can be unforgiving when suddenly hitting a tipping point for close - up distances, all but ensuring a loss in sharpness after snapping the photo.

As far as image quality is concerned, the 8MP shooter does a decent job of things but is not a tipping point for the ATIV S. Customers will not be breaking down the doors to get their hands on the Neo solely for the camera nor will they be running for the hills because of the camera.

«It seems that the tipping point for Bitcoin will come from Japan,» Greenspan said.

The tipping point for each individual user — if, indeed, one occurs — will likely be when a service they already rely upon and have built trust with is added to the roster.

«Apple Pay will be a tipping point for mobile payments.»

It might even turn out that the tipping point for this new way of cooperating and organizing won't be the cash - like functionality that we currently emphasize, but instead, new features like custom tokens, multisig, Distributed Autonomous Organizations and other sorts of «smart contracts».»

I'm wondering whether we are fast approaching the tipping point for $ FB and $ GOOGL «s fall from monopolistic power, as global regulators begin to take notice as to all the (inadvertent?)

The 5.2 - inch display is the tipping point for one - handed Android phones.

«But healthy sales of Amazon's Echo and Google Home [suggest] we're reaching a tipping point for smart hubs opening the door to new homes and office services,» he told TechNewsWorld.

PSD2 provides the tipping point for API technology to break through into the financial sector and enables innovative companies to connect to financial institutions directly... previously unheard of.

If we factor the influence of Apple's FaceTime technology, Skype, and video - VOIP calls generally, the tipping point for video conferences seems close.

Nonetheless, it does appear that the tipping point for the PDCC was that the «perception» of the LPP as «second - tier» by some members of the bar and by students, sounded its death knell.

Content that may have been the tipping point for accepting a contract with one or the other of the major Canadian content providers is now less of a factor.

I do believe we've hit a bit of a tipping point for families to discover this is a process that is really workable and adaptable to their issues.»

The trend towards the cloud has been pretty clear for some time, but walking the EXPO Hall at ABA TechShow made it clear that we have passed the tipping point for practice management software.

And posting their ready - made testimonials on the sites you do control can prove to be the tipping point for on - the - fence prospects who place great stock in objective testimonials.

According to Simms, «in just 100 months» time, if we are lucky, and based on a quite conservative estimate, we could reach a tipping point for the beginnings of runaway climate change.

Is Annie Leonard's newest foray into battle the tipping point for change?Like previous projects Leonard has undertaken, The Story of Cosmetics is simplistic; it suffers from portraying in black - and - white, literally and figuratively, a situation nuanced in grey.

RUSH: Well, we have learned that $ 4 a gallon is a tipping point for people in this country.

Though it is nearing the tipping point for a rate hike, the central bank is unlikely to raise at the end of the month, for fear of endangering jobs

Lovejoy says that the tipping point for the Amazon is 20 % deforestation, and we are currently at 17 - 18 % deforestation.

The tipping point for Mars was probably when the iron core cooled off enough to solidify and its radiation shield vanished paving the way for it to be stripped of its water.

The implication of our research is that we may already have passed a tipping point for major increases in Arctic temperatures due to increasing levels of atmospheric CO2... The article is open access, so should be downloadable for free here: http://geology.gsapubs.org/content/38/7/603.abstract

Arctic sea ice loss can be an example of a tipping point, but it's primarily a tipping point for nothing else than itself (i.e., Arctic sea ice loss, and associated ecological systems, etc)-- but without much impact on the energy budget of the entire planet or on global climate sensitivity.

A rigorous study of potential tipping elements in human socioeconomic systems would also be welcome, especially to address whether and how a rapid societal transition toward sustainability could be triggered, given that some models suggest there exists a tipping point for the transition to a low - carbon - energy system (111).

The mass outpourings of methane, 200 million years ago, could have been triggered by volcanoes pumping out CO2, the scientists think - a situation that may be repeated if man's CO2 emissions trigger a tipping point for today's frozen deep - sea methane.

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With some scientists saying that the tipping point for devastating sea - level rise and other abrupt climate change events is only ten years away, fast - action climate strategies like the 2007 Montreal Protocol adjustment are critical to buying world leaders more time to negotiate a long - term post-2012 climate treaty.

Now, an MIT professor has analyzed the changes that took place in the carbon cycle leading up to these events and found that the end of this century could mark the tipping point for a sixth mass extinction event.

Xia ran through the improvements the industry has in its reach to drop LCOE beyond the tipping point for widespread grid parity.

«We may be at the tipping point for broader [renewables] adoption,» she said.

This will be a significant blow for the fossil fuel industry and a tipping point for the whole movement.

and his co-authors concluded in a 2008 research paper that the tipping point for the presence, or absence, of any substantial ice - sheets on Earth is around 450 ppm (plus or minus 100 ppm) of CO2.

There is no linear relation between temperature and sea level, especially as we are at a tipping point for Greenland.

Your report is wise to say «more than» as to what the total amount of subsidies — but the economic tipping point for many of the US fields is a direct result of subsidies.

Jim D, not really, a strong tipping point for one variable just helps locate the most likely feed back.

This means that the CO2 levels often associated with a 2 ˚C rise — 450ppm — may just be the tipping point for the total loss of all ice sheets on the planet and a huge sea - level rise.

The UN's climate science advisory board, the IPCC, has identified 450ppm as a tipping point for the earth's climate.

This PNAS publication from 2008 also confirms the existence of a climate tipping point for the Amazon rainforest.

What's the tipping point for cycling to be more mainstream and how can we build infrastructure to support safe cycling?

Furthermore, there does not need to be a tipping point for these processes and systems in order for them to function as key regulators of the stability of the Earth system.

, but I think the general consensus would be that once the tipping point for glaciers is reached, collapse is astonishingly rapid.

We believe that negative synergies between deforestation, climate change, and widespread use of fire indicate a tipping point for the Amazon system to flip to non-forest ecosystems in eastern, southern and central Amazonia at 20 - 25 % deforestation.