Sentence examples for horizons over which from inspiring English sources

This approach built upon a planning framework (derivative of the logical framework) designed to draw out the different planning horizons over which decision-making has to be framed.

This does not square with the long-term horizon over which many sustainability risks materialize.

Living in such a universe is like being surrounded by a horizon, glowing just like a black hole horizon, over which information is forever disappearing.

There is a limit, in other words, to the horizon over which the Fed has permission to sacrifice short-run growth for longer-run growth.

But the longer the horizon over which growth is kept in check, the worse the calculus looks for the pre-emptive approach.

"We could also provide a perspective where we could adjust our policy horizon – in other words we could shorten our policy horizon over which we wanted to return inflation to target".

Even in two years' time the horizon over which monetary-policy settings have their maximum effect on prices the bank forecasts that consumer-price inflation is likely to be just 0.5%, with a one in three chance that prices will be falling.

Table 10 provides a summary of each variable's classification ability using the AUC and also reports the lead horizon over which the AUC is maximized.

These two changes in the nature of the disabled population both increase the time horizon over which investments in the skills of the disabled can pay off and increase the fraction of the disabled likely to see improvements in their medical conditions that would allow for a return to the labor market.

"The central bank always has the choice of the time horizon over which it hits its inflation target," Thygesen, the Copenhagen professor, said.

Cost-effectiveness is influenced by the time horizon over which the analysis is evaluated.