ImpactMatters subtracts what would have happened anyway from the equation.
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Fitch subtracts distributions to minority holders from EBITDA when calculating leverage.
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This subtracts at least 20 percent annually from our economic growth.
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For every layer it uses to augment your reality, it subtracts something else.
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Whereas Cusk subtracts her narrator, Levy adds more and more of hers, but both
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It is true that a trade deficit subtracts from a country's gross domestic product.
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"Picking or pulling adds or subtracts stimulation," says Karen Pickett, an Ohio-based therapist.
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Netflix tends to add more than it subtracts, but will Microsoft's program do the same?
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One subtracts the original purchase price from the selling price, not the other way around.
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Maybe. It is true that a trade deficit subtracts from a country's gross domestic product.
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Ratner is right that reducing all criticism down to a numerical score subtracts from that process.
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The one who holds the internet account subtracts my share from what she pays me back.
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For girls, it combines the height of the parents, subtracts five inches and divides by two.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $4,600Another big ding against a kitchen is the countertops.
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"It's just a thing, I don't think it adds or subtracts from 'coolness,'" wrote padoozle, shrewdly.
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That metric incorporates net income, amortization and depreciation, and subtracts any gains on the sale of assets.
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Washington subtracts an administrative cost and sends this money back to the states with numerous strings attached.
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"The US subtracts from its population a million of our babies in the form of abortion," said King.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,800"Carpet is just not in style anymore," says de Jong.
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When you stream video from a participating site with Binge On, it never subtracts any data from your plan.
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The process is sometimes referred to as "negative emissions": instead of adding carbon to the air, it subtracts it.
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But when you owe more on the asset than it&aposs currently worth, it subtracts from your net worth.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $2,400Those short, slanted driveways in hilly, urban areas could be a problem.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $7,000If your backyard isn't level, it could really affect your home's value.
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The tumbling cost of digital media (vast amounts of which are in effect free) subtracts from measured GDP, for example.
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The index subtracts the ratio of households which feel economic conditions have worsened from those which believe they have improved.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,800It seems like it would be convenient to live in the middle everything.
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The result is a pointillist photograph that functions like collage, but instead of adding images, Smith's method subtracts from them.
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"Parker added that when Trump blocks someone on Twitter, he "subtracts from that discussion points of view the president doesn't like.
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OBJECTIVES Trump's Trade Plan According to Mr. Trump, our trade deficit in goods subtracts from growth and costs the U.S. jobs.
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The roster-stuffing routine is overkill, and subtracts some prestige from an honor that barely has any left to begin with.
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Measured growth is dependent on the difference between exports and imports, since the former adds to domestic activity while the latter subtracts.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $2,100"The kitchen is really a main focal point in the house," De Jong says.
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SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ADJUSTMENTS -Leverage: Fitch subtracts distributions to minority holders of non-wholly owned consolidated subsidiaries from EBITDA for calculating leverage.
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Currently, the SSA subtracts more than a billion dollars a year from disability recipients' checks and sends that money directly to their representatives.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $5,200You may keep your home pristine, but your neighbors could also be affecting your home value.
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Every card played adds, subtracts, or changes the goal of the game, with rounds that can last as little as a few minutes.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $9,600While the industrial style might be in at the moment, having actual industrial neighbors isn't so much.
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"The U.S. subtracts from its population a million of our babies in the form of abortion," Representative Steve King told a far-right Austrian magazine.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,900It's not just the bedroom where people don't want to see carpeting — it's the same all through house.
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Okay, technically it's a bit more complicated, since profit-sharing goes deal-by-deal and first subtracts paid fees, but this is the basic idea.
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In the past, the Saudis have tried to avoid being the swing producer, the oil power that adds and subtracts supplies according to market pressures.
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This yardstick subtracts the inflation rate from the number 20 and compares that answer with the price-to-earnings ratio of the S.&P. 903.
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One of the great problems of ski racing is that pitch doesn't translate on TV. If the camera adds ten pounds, it subtracts ten degrees.
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The U.S.D.A. subtracts from this reimbursement something called a "normal mortality rate," based on the proportion of animals that would have died before slaughter anyway.
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You can use a camera filter that subtracts out all the red wavelengths of light — which helps, but it's not enough to get a clear view.
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Whereas, the top-down, yellow line starts with long-term forecasts and then either adds or subtracts from the consensus based on Morgan Stanley's cycle indicator.
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The index subtracts the percentage of companies that feel negative about the economy from those who are optimistic, so a positive number means more businesses are upbeat.
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But in so doing, Branagh subtracts all the femininity from Poirot's character, which in Suchet's performance felt key to his insight into the clumsy masculine criminal brain.
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With each pour, the sonar pulse determines how much is in the bottle and subtracts it from the previous measurement to record how much was doled out.
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Every week that Chinese factories remain shuttered subtracts $26 billion from world trade, according to an estimate by Ana Boata, head of macroeconomic research at Euler Hermes.
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In the two best, and most colorful, paintings — "People at Peoples Beach" and "Fruit of the Womb" — she subtracts words from disturbing captions, leaving blanks or X's.
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According to Forbes, the list assesses stars' incomes before taxes from June 103, 2017, to June 1, 2018, and subtracts stars' expenses for staffers like agents and managers.
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In other words, it subtracts from other weather, rather than adding to it, and that's another sign of a weather phenomena that you ought to be wary of.
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The federal government subtracts dollars your account and eliminates the same amount from the liabilities side of its ledger, effectively destroying the money you just paid to it.
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He adds to and subtracts from the music, sometimes folding in a newly written complementary line, or fleshing out an inner voice that seems implied in the original.
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From this she subtracts out of all the school interactions, revealing an estimate of how many fewer interactions — and potential new infections — would occur by closing certain schools.
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We view the transaction as having a slightly negative impact on MGM's leverage going forward as it will increase minority distributions from MGP, which Fitch subtracts from consolidated EBITDA.
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What we want to make sure going forward is that we're doing nothing but adding voters to the Republican Party column, and not doing anything that subtracts voters going forward.
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The format awards eight points for an albatross, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par, and subtracts a point for bogey and three for double-bogeys or worse.
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The format awards eight points for an albatross, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par, and subtracts a point for bogey and three for double-bogey or worse.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,000Like the mention of outdated kitchen cabinets earlier, low-quality cabinetry is another reason potential buyers might find fault with your home's kitchen.
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In his calculation, which subtracts those who are undecided, voters now say by a margin of 53 percent to 47 percent that they want Democrats to control the House next year.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "$800 Million Subway Rescue Plan Adds Cars and Subtracts Seats" (front page, July 26): This sounds like a novelty for New York, but also a monstrosity.
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While many studies have shown fund manager performance either does not add or actually subtracts value, these studies have tended to evaluate the mutual fund itself rather than the person running it.
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Filtricine: The cancer treatment method being pursued by this company, instead of adding something lethal to cancer cells into the bloodstream, subtracts what they need to live while leaving normal cells unharmed.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $2,700"If you have power lines going across a backyard or have the actual pole in the yard, people don't like it," says de Jong.
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It then takes taxes (including both payroll taxes and refundable credits) into account, and subtracts out necessary expenses like work-related costs, child care, child support, and out-of-pocket medical expenses.
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First, switching a person from opposing your side to supporting it has a two-vote effect on the margin: It subtracts one vote from your opponent and adds one vote to your tally.
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It's not just seeing Jones re-contextualized in a place that subtracts the strikes he uses to rip holes in people's heads: it's that he's descended from rarified air to dominate us mere mortals.
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And because gymnastics scoring rewards athletes for the difficulty of their planned routines and subtracts points for any deviation from the perfect performance, Biles is almost always afforded a heretofore unprecedented amount of leeway.
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The slight downside is that Chestnut is sharing the "lead" with a Carpenter (a white woman) and his character can't get the job done without her, so the white savior aspect definitely subtracts some points.
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States will become laboratories for underfunded Medicaid services (the AHCH subtracts $880 billion from Medicaid and caps Medicaid funding to the states), forced to make fraught choices among the constituencies that badly need these services.
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The format, designed to reward aggressive play, gives eight points for an albatross, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par and subtracts a point for bogey and three for double-bogeys or worse.
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A chart that simply subtracts actual GDP from potential GDP reveals the striking fact that since the dot-com crash of 2000, America has had below-potential output every single year of the 21st century.
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The format, which is designed to reward aggressive play, gives eight points for an albatross, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par and subtracts a point for bogey and three for double-bogeys or worse.
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By the end of the season, this character, who neither adds nor subtracts to any storyline but simply exists from scene-to-scene, has become the primary confidante of multiple characters, including Monty's ex-lover and Sheriff Standall.
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Ross subtracts $212 from the SPY's year-to-date highs at $219 to determine that another 7-point move down could still be possible, meaning that SPY could fall to $205 — a 4 percent decline from current levels.
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The event is played under the modified Stableford format, and awards eight points for an albatross, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par, and subtracts a point for bogey and three for double-bogeys or worse.
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Persuadable voters are so powerful because their votes effectively count twice: A voter who flips from one party to the other not only adds a vote to one side, but also subtracts one from the other side's tally.
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Stretching eight feet high and 14 feet wide, the canvas, now on view at the National Trust, Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland, subtracts the massive crowd that attended the 1799 race, and reminds viewers of his painful victory.
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Not to be confused with the other most excellent song "Black Cloud" Mozart Parties, the Westlake, Cali band's "BLK CLD" subtracts the vowels and adds a supine sexiness to a song about the lurking sadness in us all.
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In fact, you could argue since we used to go in and pay 133 cents per picture when we want to have them developed that added GDP and that's no longer in there so that it now literally subtracts from GDP.
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Generational stereotypes notwithstanding, there are plenty of reasons for people of all ages to love an event that takes the best parts of Thanksgiving — eating, drinking, being with people you love — and subtracts the stress, racist origins, and forced familial interaction.
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This CNC router subtracts material from a block of wood, plastic, or aluminum with its quarter-inch carbide cutter to precisely shape any widget you design on your PC. The spacious 16 x 16-inch cutting area lets you think big.
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By definition pretty much everything else is just noise — so the model just sort of subtracts it from the waveform, leaving your audio clean even if there's a middle school soccer team invading the cafe where you're running the call from.
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I illustrate this point with a chart using the Fiscal Impact Measure calculated by the Hutchins Center at the Brookings Institution, which estimates how much fiscal policy at all levels of government adds to or subtracts from short-term economic growth.
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The film's ending is a little too neat and subtracts from the movie's rigorously maintained balance of the square and the weird: Wiseau and Sestero experience a friendship-restoring epiphany that their failed melodrama is tremendously entertaining as an inadvertent comedy.
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In this case, each of these GANs can look at a photo of a pizza and generate a new image of the pizza that either adds an ingredient that wasn't on it previously or subtracts one that was already on the pie.
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For instance, WeWork likes to use the dubious metric "community adjusted EBIDTA" which is basically a fancy made-up term to say it subtracts interest, taxes, deprecation and amortization, marketing expenses, general and administrative costs, development, and design costs from its losses.
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In a nod to that anxiety, Kalmin told analysts that Glencore would bring down its net debt - a lower measurement of borrowings, preferred by the company, that subtracts commodities on its books available for sale - by about US$2.7bn over the next 18 months.
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Net present value, a measure of the profitability of solar projects that subtracts the cost of systems from the value of their upfront and future payments and incentives, increased 21 percent to $93 million during the quarter, in part thanks to lower installation costs.
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Congress usually starts with the previous year's budget and adds and subtracts from that base, and while many Democrats and Republicans have openly predicted Trump's budget to be dead-upon-arrival on the Congressional floor, aspects of President Trump's budget may be considered as budget discussions move forward.
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Among the eight artists represented are Matthew Cusik, who makes collages from map fragments; Joyce Kosloff, who layers images and textured paint onto maps; Loren Munk, who adds plaques of color and information to street maps; and Nikki Rosato, who subtracts from maps, cutting away all but roads and rivers.
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An accurate measure of drug efficacy would require comparing the response of patients taking it with that of patients taking placebos; the drug effect could then be calculated by subtracting the placebo response from the overall response, much as a deli-counter worker subtracts the weight of the container to determine how much lobster salad you're getting.
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Kurdish expat and Montrealer Zayne Akyol constructs a straightforward picture of the life of women in the PKK, but I sense a lack of focus in the coverage of the training routines and PKK gatherings that subtracts from the film's substance, and prevents Sozdar's words from reaching the heights of Angelo's in La natura delle cose.
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The White House then adds in non-cash benefits that people make at work, and adjusts the CES for the changing demographic mix of the workforce — we have a higher share of 20-something workers today than we did in the recent past, and young people always earn less than older workers — and then subtracts 2.2 percent for inflation.
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Thus, gross national product (GNP), a concept that subtracts payments we make to foreigners on their US assets and adds payments we receive from foreigners — will decrease by more than GDP, falling by 0.2 percent after 10 years and 0.6 percent after two decades: In circumstances like these, economists broadly agree that GNP is a better indicator of living standards for American households.
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Contact: Primary Analyst Cathy Chao Associate Director +5003 2263 9967 Fitch (Hong Kong) Limited 19/F Man Yee Building 68 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Secondary Analyst Yee Man Chin Director +852 2263 9696 Committee Chairperson Kalai Pillay Senior Director +65 6796 0003 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: Payables adjusted net leverage; Fitch subtracts customer prepayments and 85% of trade payables from cash and cash equivalents.
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And if Le Pen, with roughly 11 million votes (21625 percent) to Macron's 2900 percent (that would give Macron about — 220006 to 2202 million?), subtracts the one-third of Macron votes French pollsters chalk up as "anti- Le Pen ballots," another 2628 million maybe, then we're talking about La Pen at 28500 or so million and Macron at anywhere between 6900 and 2628 million.
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Contact: Primary Analyst Cathy Chao Associate Director +852 2263 9967 Fitch (Hong Kong) Limited 19/F Man Yee Building 68 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Secondary Analyst Yee Man Chin Director +852 5003 9696 Committee Chairperson Kalai Pillay Senior Director +65 6796 7221 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Leases: Fitch has adjusted the debt by adding 8x annual fixed operating lease expenses (2015: fixed rental expense of CNY32 million) - Payables Adjusted Net Leverage: Fitch subtracts customer prepayments and 85% of trade payables from readily available cash.
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In accordance with Fitch's policies, the issuer appealed and provided additional information to Fitch that resulted in a rating action which is different than the original rating committee outcome Contact: Primary Analyst Cathy Chao Associate Director +852 2263 5003 Fitch (Hong Kong) Limited 19/F Man Yee Building 68 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Secondary Analyst Yee Man Chin Director +852 2263 9696 Committee Chairperson Kalai Pillay Senior Director +65 6796 7221 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Leases: Fitch has adjusted the debt by adding 8x annual fixed operating lease expenses (0003: fixed rental expense of CNY1.1bn) - Payables Adjusted Net Leverage: Fitch subtracts customer prepayments and 85% of trade payables from cash and cash equivalents.
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