Sentences with phrase «typically means an increase»

The holiday season typically means an increase in product returns but these need not be a major pain point.

This typically means increasing your intake of animal based omega - 3 fats, such as krill oil, while decreasing your intake of damaged omega - 6 fats (think trans fats).

If you're fortunate to have more than one paycheck in the household, an increased income typically means increased access to credit.

Once that initial period has ended, the interest rate can change, which typically means it increases.

Not exact matches

Miners such as Vale, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Fortescue typically don't hedge or fix prices for future sales because that means their earnings can be lower if prices increase.

Often it turns out that the price increases by Valeant and Turing that have provoked the most criticism have been on drugs that are off - patent — meaning generic competitors are free to enter the market, typically bringing the price that most people pay for the drugs way down.

This is a good problem for a company to have, as it typically means there is an up - round financing, existing investors can help drive company - friendly terms in the new round, and the investor syndicate increases in strength by virtue of new capital (and — presumably — another helpful co-investor) in the deal.

Typically, students who are education or business majors show an increase in religiosity during their time at college, meaning they regularly attend a religious service and place value upon their spiritual life.

A 10 percent increase in Internet access typically meant a 7.3 percent reduction in the number of ra.

BURKE: When I see the yards after the catch increase, typically that means more screen passes or a lot of check downs.

The increased cost of no medical exam whole life insurance means that it's typically only a good option if you know that you would have difficulty getting approved for coverage if you had to take an exam.

Now when you Consolidate loans typically you increase the length of time the loan is paid back which of course means smaller payments but MORE of them.

While different industries have different appropriate payout ratios, typically payout ratios higher than 70 % indicate a dividend cut may be on its way, while below 70 % means the dividend is likely sustainable and there are additional earnings to support further dividend increases.

This typically means the company will not increase your premiums if you have just one accident and an overall good driving record.

Typically hard assets are an excellent hedge against inflation, meaning their value rises as the general price levels for goods and services increases (known as Consumer Price Index or CPI).

That means that you will have a credit utilization ratio on your credit cards of zero, which typically results in a sudden increase in your credit scores.

Typically - and certainly in the case of Forza Motorsport 5 and 6 - this meant a 100 per cent increase to credits earned from races.

«What it means for the Australian summer is an increased frequency of hot extremes, more hot days, more heatwaves and more extreme bushfire days and that's exactly what we've been seeing typically over the last decade and we will see even more frequently in the future.»

The car sacrifices an electric's typically creamy smooth driving behavior when you shift the gear lever to «L.» Normally that'd mean «low,» but in this Focus it's actually the setting most electrics and gas - electric hybrids have (often labeled «B») for increasing the amount of power that flows back into the batteries while braking, called regenerative braking, or simply «regen.»

An analysis of data pertaining to the period 1861 — 1986 reveals that (1) a 1 °C rise in the mean annual air temperature of the British Isles has historically been associated with a 35 % drop in the percentage of days that the United Kingdom has experienced cyclonic flow, and (2) a 2 °C increase in the mean annual air temperature over the sea to the north has typically been matched by a 60 % drop in the percentage of days that the isles have experienced cyclonic flow originating from that source region.

Now, given that the least significant digit of the input data is integer 1, or for later data integer 5, then how do you calculate a «result» based on this data has a GREATER accuracy than the input data — specifically, the claim that this calculated «global mean temperature» has increased by fractions of a degree celsius, and typically reported to the 0.00 degree accuracy.

I'm under the impression that model performance has typically increased with time, particularly when comparing ensemble means for today's models vs, say those a decade ago.

Lateral hires typically move for more money (and sometimes for firm management reasons) but paying more money to a lateral hire means that her rate will also increase, which means that clients pay more.

These options are known as «buy - ups» and typically require only income verification to increase your coverage (meaning that you don't need to qualify again medically).

Causing a crash typically means a rate increase when you renew your policy.

Term insurance premiums are typically guaranteed, meaning they can not be increased by the insurance company during the original term of the policy.

The increased cost of no medical exam whole life insurance means that it's typically only a good option if you know that you would have difficulty getting approved for coverage if you had to take an exam.

Pleading guilty means you're admitting you committed the offense, and typically involves paying the traffic ticket fine, incurring driving record points, and experiencing an increase in your auto insurance rates.

Premiums typically stay level throughout the term, which means the price of your life insurance policy does not increase during the term period.

This typically means the company will not increase your premiums if you have just one accident and an overall good driving record.

Typically, once an insured has been approved for coverage, the amount of the death benefit protection is locked in, as is the premium amount — which means that the premium that is charged will not go up, even as the insured's age increases, and if he or she contracts an adverse health condition.

This means that once a policy has been purchased, the amount of the premium paid will typically remain the same throughout the entire life of the plan — regardless of the increasing age, or any change in health of the insured.

This typically means that your income replacement needs going forward are also likely to increase.