Sentences with phrase «uncertain futures often»

Recent grads with big dreams and uncertain futures often think of themselves as «high - beta stocks,» he writes:

Not exact matches

Until the middle of the eighth century Israel's future, while uncertain and often highly insecure, could be seen as in continuum with the present, as holding in prospect essentially more of the same.

IJC officials applaud the $ 22 million the state allocated to help communities, business and homeowners recover from flooding, but they cautioned that future climate conditions are uncertain and that extreme water levels could happen again and more often.

And let's face it: Unless your project involves dolphin - spotting in the Caribbean, after you strip away the status and glamour, science is basically an ill - paid job involving long hours, sporadic rewards, an uncertain future, and often tedious manual labor or computer work.

And while the future of Ghibli is uncertain after his retirement a few years ago (along with the retirement of Takahata - san a year later), he has left an impressive legacy, including the final Ghibli feature, 2014's When Marnie Was There which often plays like a «grown - up», melancholic version of My Neighbor Totoro.

She is often literally on his back as he trudges through the outback toward an uncertain future.

I've often written of the value of inaction in the face of an uncertain future.

This is often referred to as the «forward dividend yield,» although one should use it with caution, as estimates of future dividend payments are inherently uncertain.

Wall Street often ventures into fire sales when the future seems uncertain.

This means that the returns, while often much higher than traditional dividend payments, are volatile, and the future is a bit uncertain.

Drawing from the museum's historical photography collection, al - Beik contrasts his images with those of former Berlin residents, as he emphasises the fragility of life and the uncertain futures that often await vulnerable communities.