Sentences with phrase «virtually flat this year»

Not exact matches

The couple — who could afford to live virtually anywhere — bought their brown brick three - flat on the edge of the park last year, gutted it and spent eight months and $ 250,000 on renovations.

Overall, however, the state expects to collect more Medicaid money from Washington in the next fiscal year than in the current one, even as enrollment remains virtually flat.

«Virtually flat growth in government jobs results in slightly lower overall job growth» for this year, they said.

Those steps should include grants for water infrastructure upgrades and a boost in funding for the Department of Environmental Conservation after years of virtually flat budget increases.

Her ploys to entice the unaware John at work fall flat, so she turns to the 13 - year - old granddaughter of her outspoken pal Roz (an invaluable Tyne Daly), who helps her create a fake Facebook page so she can virtually stalk him.

Walker's 2015 - 17 spending plan holds general school aid and revenue limits virtually flat over two years.

You'd be wrong; the market has remained virtually flat for the SVX, regardless of year or trim level.

Once past 10 years, and even more noticeably after 15 years, the yield curve is virtually flat and there is little or no increase in yield — even as maturities are extended and more risk is taken.

Auto rates were virtually flat over a five - year period, increasing about 1 percent annually, Donelon said — until about five years ago.

In 2017, there was (and continues to be this year) recruiting pressure from virtually every model of real estate: traditional, flat - fee, technology - based, salaried agent, tiered commission, cap commission, etc..

(Many other metro areas, such as Boston and New York, also have a virtually flat forecast for the year.)