Sentences with phrase «which drives up»

But all those new construction homes come at a higher price point, which drives up the neighborhood's median price and makes the price tag for existing homes in the neighborhood that much more attractive.

Manufacturing businesses face higher threats for work - related accidents, which drives up the cost for workers» comp coverage.

Some cities and states charge a variety of taxes to insurers, which drives up the cost for everyone and must be split amongst the customer base.

And you can be sure that Brownsville has an even higher rate of uninsured drivers than the state average, which drives up the cost of your Brownsville insurance.

Most whole life policies also have commissions and fees attached by the underwriter, which drives up the price of these types of policies.

Employees in transportation and warehousing jobs are more likely to get injured during routine daily tasks, which drives up rates on workers» comp coverage.

However, one disturbing trend with ETFs has been the far more frequent trading of ETFs, which drives up your trading costs and your short term capital gains taxes and long term capital gains taxes unnecessarily.

Just bear in mind, some charities have to work harder to attract funds, which drives up their costs; comparing a charity's scores with other similar organizations should help you determine wither that's the case.

Just bear in mind, some charities have to work harder to attract funds, which drives up their costs; comparing a charity's scores with other similar organizations should help you determine whether that's the case.

Most whole life policies also have commissions and fees attached by the underwriter, which drives up the price of these types of policies.

Which, of course, gets the whole property merry go - round spinning again — as property recovers in value, so does its value as collateral, which frees up fresh loans for property investment & development, which drives up prices & improves collateral values, which frees up more loans... well, you get the idea.

On the one hand, they will seek to continue to encourage cardholders to increase spending on their cards, which drives up noninterest income.

More bonds in the market lead to greater supply and less relative demand, which drives up interest rates for those bonds.

Stocks with high short interest may result in difficulty finding shares to short, which drives up the cost of short selling.

According to a recent report, five studies have shown that farm - to - school meals generally cost more to prepare than conventional fare but typically increase student participation in meals programs, which drives up revenue.

Fructose breaks down into uric acid which drives up blood pressure by inhibiting the nitric oxide in blood vessels.

Fructose also elevates uric acid, which drives up your blood pressure by inhibiting the nitric oxide in your blood vessels.

The metabolism of fructose by your liver creates a long list of waste products and toxins, including a large amount of uric acid, which drives up blood pressure and causes gout.

That's because larger fish (like swordfish and tuna) eat little fish, which drives up their mercury levels even more.

Get exercise, which drives up dopamine and optimism.

Maude said: «Information enables choice — which creates competition which drives up standards.

The report's author, CBC research associate Riley Edwards, said having regional IDAs would reduce competition, which drives up the cost of tax breaks and the number of incentive packages offered to companies.

Sampson and others said that Cuomo is simply looking to the low - hanging fruit, and is loath to take on significant reforms — like restructuring a law that makes construction companies fully liable for worker injuries on scaffolding, which drives up building costs.

I too like Navarro better than the others only because of his ties to the area, which means less of a reason to move the team (and frankly less of a reason for people to even speak about the idea of possibly moving the team, which drives me up the wall).

This style of eating throws off our ability to have stable blood sugar levels which drives up inflammation, throws off hormones, and reduces our health and vitality.

It is worth noting, also, that even hard fixes are subject to attack: it just takes a different form — a run on domestic banks which drives up interest rates.

By doing this, you pay for the transaction and the Ripple network profits from the usage of Ripple as there is less and less of their cryptos in circulation, which drives up the price.

More bonds in the market lead to greater supply and less relative demand, which drives up interest rates for those bonds.

These include warm summer weather, which drives up use of air conditioners and electricity, the increased popularity of natural gas (versus coal) among power producers (partly reflecting the low price of the former), and cutbacks in production by some players in the natural - gas industry.

Using this design, as platform use grows so too does demand for CTKs, which drives up their value.

«[Investors] start competing with one another, which drives up the value of the deals that are closing.»

One way to reduce costs, he recommends, is to reduce «dead space» in shipping boxes that might be too big for the item, which drives up prices.

But by combining those standards, which drive up the price of insurance, with a reduction in financial assistance and mandates to carry coverage, it's hard to see how poor people who are more likely to lack insurance will be able to afford it anymore.

Selling out of USD and piling back into homer currencies, which drive up homer stocks and their homer stockmarkets?

Smaller webmasters are creating dedicated sites, driving traffic to the sites, which drive up the Userplane revenue as well.

I assume I still have to have covers made up and hassle with the inadequate formatting programming, both of which drive up my break - even point because I have to hire other people to do them.

The bank has one of the greatest number of affiliations with airlines, and hotel chains from any other credit card issuer we've seen, which drove up its median bonus value.

In the early 90's we can see that stocks benefited from falling yields (higher bond prices) which drove up the PE multiple for bonds and made stocks relatively more attractive in comparison.

There are certain economic cycles that occur every few years which drive up the interest rates in fixed annuity accounts.

These high - risk loans led to a large number of new homebuyers, which drove up housing prices, which led to people borrowing against their homes and eventually, the housing «bubble» would burst.

The fact was though, that Indianapolis had a policy against adopting out pit bulls, meaning they didn't save ANY, which drove up their kill rates.

The reason is that it drives up impounds because people who don't comply with the law often end up with their dogs confiscated, which drive up enforcement, shelter and euthanasia costs.

Johnston is more skeptical of the lasting potential of the trend, as he said he believes it is the result of increased urbanization and pricier land costs, which drive up home prices.

U.S. consumption of corn to supply domestic ethanol production created a global corn frenzy which drove up prices and spurred expansion of croplands around the planet.

Nearly 85 percent of all Navigator buyers chose high - end Black Label and Reserve models in January 2018, which drove up the transaction price $ 21,000 from a year ago to $ 77,400.

There was a lot of 1031 money coming out of apartment sales and looking to reinvest in net - lease restaurants, which drove up demand and pricing.

Not exact matches

I ended up coming to work an hour later, and during my drive over the next few weeks, listened to the entirety of Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary (13 hours) which filled my car time with purpose.

Waymo claimed in a lawsuit earlier this year that former engineer Anthony Levandowski downloaded more than 14,000 confidential files before leaving to set up a self - driving truck company, which Uber acquired soon after.

Rather than pay up, Uber got into a lengthy debate with the state in which Anthony Levandowski, vice president at Uber's Advanced Technologies Group (and founder of the self - driving startup Otto that Uber acquired) argued Uber wasn't actually testing «autonomous vehicles» because all its vehicles had human drivers aboard and would for the foreseeable future.

The second reason Carney is holding off on raising interest rates is fear they would increase foreign capital inflows, which would further drive up the Canadian dollar and correspondingly dampen manufacturing exports.