Sentences with phrase «weather markets where»

All - wheel drive will be offered to boost sales in cold - weather markets where consumers often buy crossovers and SUVs.

Not exact matches

Advisors and their clients «weathered the storm from 2000 to 2002 and then another [bear market] from 2008 to 2009, but there comes a point where clients start to capitulate,» Kitces says.

This is just one example of how diversifying can help you weather the ups and downs of the stock market, but there are plenty more where that came from.

In the recent video uploaded by ArabGT.com, it appears that the car is undergoing hot weather testing, which is important given that Bentley has a sizable luxury market share in a country where temperatures can easily rise above 50 degrees Celsius.

Ultimately what you want to be able to weather the storm in a situation where you have, say, a mortgage on a house that is underwater, the stock market is down, and you have no income.

We have a value - add multifamily deal where the renovation took longer than expected due to bad weather and permitting delays, however we achieved rents well above our underwriting and thanks to cooperating capital markets, we achieved an appraised value above our underwriting and refinanced returning a majority of capital to investors.

«As the weather begins to turn chilly in North America, we welcome all travelers to come visit Belize where it's always warm and sunny,» said Larry France, marketing manager at Chabil Mar. «With beautiful offshore islands and a pristine mainland teeming with wildlife, there is truly something for everyone to do and see here in Belize.»

Purchased in the markets of Mexico City where the work was first shown, these cages project cultural specificity with their weathered patina and potential for a not - so - subtle political metaphor.

Furthermore, efficient markets unlock flexibility to deal with renewables» variability, like when and where the wind does not blow or the sun does not shine — or when and where wind and solar generation is abundant — as well as weather forecasting errors and network congestion.

Growth was especially strong in Victoria's condominium market, where a 31 per cent increase in price was recorded, year - over-year, as the city's fair weather and scenic views continue to attract baby boomers looking toward retirement.