Sentences with phrase «just as the term»

Because theological talk is not empirically verifiable, it does not mean that it is therefore suprahistorical or subjective, just as the term «adult» is not suprahistorical or subjective simply because it is not empirically verifiable at the level of the fetus.

Just as term limits have the perverse effect of giving power to the lobby (if members are term - limited, lobbyists and a handful of long - term staff become the only institutional memory), cutting Congressional budgets will in practice create even more distance between Congressmembers and the people they represent.

Overtime, the lease will increase, just as the term life rates will increase.

On the other hand, if you've bought a call because you really want to own the underlying, you can exercise your right just as the term expires, subject to the exercise cut - off policies of your brokerage firm.

Just as the term implies, short term financing is meant to offer relief for short term financial difficulties.

Just as the term «unethical» is interchangeable with the word «wrong» in environmental rhetoric, so too the term «democracy» does not refer to a system of values and principles in which ideas are negotiated.

This means if an insured person is diagnosed with a fatal disease just as the term runs out, he or she will be able to renew the policy at a competitive rate despite the fact the insurance company is certain to have to pay a death benefit at some point.

The Protective Custom Choice UL is the actual product, which allows the policy to be customized to act just as a term would.

A: Return of premium (ROP) life insurance gives you a level death benefit and level policy premiums just as a term policy does, but it also give you all of your premium payments back.

Not exact matches

«So folks just aren't making individual decisions as much and advisors are more making longer - term sector and strategic investments than saying let's make a play for this one name or the others» earnings,» Tabb Group's Larry Tabb told CNBC.

Giving a gift at a different time is unexpected and more effective, just as companies that go out of their way to surprise and delight us are more likely to win our long - term loyalty.

Just enter your search terms and select a few advanced filters such as location, industry, and current company.

But at least some of what the service is going through raises questions not just about its core value — namely, that it's run by musicians for musicians — but also about its long - term prospects as a competitive streaming business.

To sustain long - term success, you should think of your brand as an extension of your personality and ideals — just make sure your brand is receiving attention for the right reasons.

Just as businesses used the threat of going to Google Apps to get better terms on Microsoft Office, cloud consumers use multiple cloud options to keep their providers honest on prices and service.

We have to balance the short term with long - term decisions and we probably get it right just as often as we get it wrong.

Since marketing and SEO are so tangled with each other, the data you receive from marketing will be just as relevant to your SEO term, and vice-versa.

You might as well have been doing quantitative methods in terms of just the way they were [talking], the terminology that was being used... I had to ask for like a dictionary or like a glossary of terms that they had.

Others argue just as passionately that businesses enhance their long - term success by being socially responsible.

I haven't seen any long - term benefit yet, as I just started, but instantly you'll feel more relaxed.

Not Business As Usual (the entire hour - long doc is below if you want to give it a view) asks viewers to consider not just a long - term view of how to build a business, but also a holistic — or «conscious» — consideration of how one's business affects the people involved in it, and the planet it relies on to run.

The ballooning price of long - term care insurance is more than just a reflection of the growing costs of health care as a whole.

Peters insisted it was just as important as terms like «foot» and «yard,» and that if they came to understand and use it, they would be serving their country and themselves.

In practical business terms, if I quickly establish myself as credible through just a few good decisions in a row, a few good first impressions, or any other set of positive interactions, I am establishing positive confirmation bias.

Analyst Karl Bode, however, says Comcast's numbers are just a short - term blip as it picks up subscribers from satellite and other services.

I meticulously set forth to build a business that I could exit when the time was right, with employees and management that were just as vested in the long - term vision as I was.

As Danny Sullivan, founding editor of Search Engine Land, explains in layman's terms, «Hummingbird is the overall search algorithm, just like a car has an overall engine in it.

«For the supermajors, the U.S. shales may be just the portfolio medicine needed to repair short -, mid - or long - term portfolio damage as a result of the last several years of severe exploration cutbacks,» Brian Lidsky, managing director at PLS, said in a briefing on 2017 dealmaking.

But Nissan's Canton, Mississippi plant, though smaller in terms of output, is just as impressive due to the variety of car and truck models it's able to build on two assembly lines.

Musk told employees in a company - wide email cited by auto industry blogs on Monday that Tesla had just passed the 2,000 per week rate for the Model 3, a cheaper vehicle seen by analysts as crucial to the company's long - term profitability.

Exactly 20 years ago, just as Cisco's John Chambers took the reins as CEO, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected term limits for Congressional leaders, wiping off the books laws in 23 states limiting the terms of office for U.S. legislators.

«They just talk about it in terms of «What can we do to keep you alive as long as possible?»

Just as with any friendship, creating open lines of communication is critical to a long - term relationship.

Just as important, it was also a hedge that minimized risk and took the pressure off to make long - term decisions based on short - term considerations.

Investors without private market exposure are also running meaningful concentration risk, not just in terms of the number of public companies (less than 4,000) relative to private companies (more than 6 million), but because publicly traded companies are now more highly concentrated within certain industries as a result of strategic M&A.

And when it comes to putting money aside for long - term goals like retirement, the numbers are just as bad.

Isaiah Bollinger, the founder of e-commerce technology agency Trellis, wrote in 2017 that «doubling AOV is just as valuable as doubling conversion rate in terms of revenue.»

You might like to try out short - term job swaps as well, as people working in a role that's new to them can often see potential problems or new solutions that those there day in and day out just don't notice.

«Since it's an ambiguous term, many guys just dressed as they normally would for a winter wedding,» he said.

A Square spokesperson explains to Fortune that restaurants partner with Caviar to offer the pickup option just as the same for delivery, but that they don't disclose the terms of these partnerships.

In the long term, peer - to - peer finance threatens to weaken banks and other financial agents just as peer - to - peer file sharing did the music industry — and some of the architects of this financial Napster seem gleeful about the possibility.

And it's not just the longer term rates that will increase as the result of this shift to private domestic buyers.

They serve as benchmarks for the terms — just as the Kelley Blue Book sets prices for a used car or an earnings multiple is used to value a company.

In just a short time, fracking has gone from a little - known industry term to make its debut in the mainstream lexicon as a dirty word.

Just as they have in other industries, such as shopping and banking, the way Millennials are engaging with providers and payers will likely dictate the direction younger generations are likely to head in terms of healthcare expectations.

In fact, some evangelists are already calling pay - as - you - go computing «the fifth utility,» a term that neatly sums up the basic idea: Customers use just as much computing power or storage capability or bandwidth as they need for a particular project or period of time.

Just as it is important to set the context at the outset by identifying your audience, it is important to conclude on where you expect to go with the business in the short and medium term.

Bezos insists on a long - term orientation for Amazon, just as Jobs did at Apple (aapl).

However, as he argued in his most recent book, The End of Energy Obesity, modern societies have at their disposal the technological tools, and possibly the social pressure, to consume less energy in absolute terms, not just per capita or per dollar of GDP.

How you can play the low - flying loonie to your advantage — not just now, but over the long term as well