Sentences with phrase «whether at their inception»

But new bull markets, whether at their inception or soon after, have a history of recruiting noticeable improvements in volume.

Not exact matches

The latter possibility, whether true or not at its inception, can ultimately become a self - fulfilling prophesy if it results in a run on the financial system.

At long last, Atlus's high school simulator / fantasy Inception heart - stealing heist adventure is finally upon us, and whether or not you're willing to commit yourself to its hundred - hour saga of teenage drama, you absolutely must give the soundtrack a go.

At the inception of the Al Gore era of the global warming issue, Stephen Schneider and the Society of Environmental Journalists spotted the very thing that could stop the issue in its tracks — if the public only saw scientists contradicting each other over whether man - caused global warming was a problem, the issue would never advance as a problem in need of a solution.

The tribunal must consider whether or not the words of the written contract represent the actual legal obligations of the parties, not only at the inception of the contract, but also at any later stage.

What I wished to say was that the court or tribunal must consider whether or not the words of the written contract represent the true intentions or expectations of the parties (and therefore their implied agreement and contractual obligations), not only at the inception of the contract but at any later stage where the evidence shows that the parties have expressly or impliedly varied the agreement between them.

At the inception it didn't matter very much whether one bought whole life or term.