On balance, it is also possible that any savings that arose were absorbed by increases in related sectors (e.g., physician remuneration or by the application of more intensive treatments or expensive technologies for those who are hospitalized).
Those costs could easily be absorbed by increased sales volume.
The directors said in their report: "The club continues to face the challenging financial environment presented by the Championship competition, as illustrated by the operating loss year-on-year, despite significant turnover growth - these gains being absorbed by increased direct football costs.
Bruce M. Kamich, the author of this glossary, is former president of the Market Technicians Association and an adjunct professor of technical analysis at Rutgers University. A. Accumulation: Process by which, over a period of time, a large or excess supply of stock or futures contracts is absorbed by increasing demand from buyers.
However, most of this increase will be absorbed by wage increases resulting from the new National Living Wage.
Remember that the ratio of workers to professionals was higher in the apparel sector, so each $1 of apparel production abandoned releases "too many" workers relative to professionals to be absorbed by a $1 increase in aircraft production.
However, its shares closed down just 1.6%, at 46.06 Swiss francs ($42.17), as analysts said its 12.5 billion Swiss franc ($11.44 billion) net loss for the fourth quarter would be absorbed by a capital increase announced by the bank in December.
However, its shares fell by just 1.1%, to 46.28 Swiss francs ($42.40), as analysts said its 12.5 billion Swiss franc ($11.44 billion) net loss for the fourth quarter would be absorbed by a capital increase announced by the bank in December.
This indicates that the total amount of heat that can be absorbed by MWNT/city water is increased.
F1's boss Bernie Ecclestone said that "a small handful of territories didn't meet expectations in terms of reach, with the Chinese market suffering a decrease which could not be absorbed by a significant number of increases elsewhere".
