Sentence examples for points appreciation from inspiring English sources

For instance, according to the results of the CCE robust estimator in Table 2, pegging the exchange rate would generate approximately a 1.6 percentage points appreciation of the REER.

Daniel Post Senning, a great-great-grandson of Emily Post and a co-author of the 18th edition of "Emily Post's Etiquette," asked: "At what point does appreciation and showing appreciation outweigh the cost?" That said, he added, "it gives the impression that digital natives can't be bothered to nurture relationships, and there's balance to be found".

If they can't be bothered to write a heartfelt note, why should I? S. Jacobs Let me get this straight: You send folks holiday cards because you appreciate their friendship, until they don't write a heartfelt note, at which point, your appreciation ends?

Certainly the combination of critical acclaim and commercial success he has received points to an appreciation that is widespread and deep.

They too supported the creation of an American school of composers, encouraged by Dvorak, who premiered his "New World Symphony" in the city and praised Negro spirituals as rich material for native composition.As Mr Horowitz points out, American appreciation of classical music was distinguished by its moral and spiritual intensity what he terms "sacralisation".

That is, owners of ten-year telecom and basic-industries bonds got five points of price appreciation when bond yields in these sectors moved about six tenths of a percentage point closer to the benchmark ten-year swap rates last year.

The point is not to trick your parents into thinking you care; the point is that appreciation spreads good will, which will certainly come back to you.

It marked a turning point in the appreciation of Las Meninas.

"The exchanges till now between Obama and Manmohan Singh have been very cordial and pointed toward mutual appreciation and respect," he said.

Herles' girlfriend, Elisa, says this creative confidence is causing a buzz in Lima: "Cultural manifestations that we've neglected before are getting more consideration now," she tells me - pointing to the appreciation of work by the likes of Chermen and Tupac, as well as wider attention from international media.

A turning point in the appreciation of technology as a socio-cultural phenomenon is marked by Samuel Butler's Erewhon (1872), written under the influence of the Industrial Revolution, and Darwin's On the origin of species.