Sentences with phrase «actual point at hand»

Not exact matches

You know on the one hand if a country leaves the Eurozone, and not like Britain did but like an actual country that's located directly in it like Italy or France, then the whole thing blows up because suddenly the credit markets go because at that point the credit rating for the European Union is different.

6 [Editor's note: In his hand - written notes, Bohm mentioned at this place that the point event is the limit of Whitehead's actual occasion.]

Throwing up tantrums and acting stupidly, like waiting for our team to shake hands with them in full view of all so the finger of accusation could be pointed at Wenger for ignoring him when in actual fact he had no intention of shaking hands with Wenger.

While we know from first hand experience that no game is a foregone conclusion pre-match, were Chelsea to drop points in this home fixture with newly promoted Blackpool, it would rate amongst some of the biggest shocks in Premier League history, although, in actual fact, most punters are worrying over how many Chelsea will win by rather than deciding whether or not Blackpool can spring another surprise at tasty odds.

Although, I suppose that without a budget to operate on, the Treasury may in fact have more cash on hand then it otherwise would, thus allowing the actual point at which it runs out of money to be pushed back (albeit a small amount).

They literally write untruths (that even in sunlight they prefer reading on the iPad over the Kindle) and at some point the only way to fight that is to get an actual Kindle into users» hands and let them see the difference for themselves.

i think it is not a matter of not having the funds but questioning the actual price of the phone (i LOVE BB) but I must admit it is interesting to think that NEW android phones hit the market for $ 100 LESS and have more on board features... on the other hand ALL prices come down at some point!

No money changes hands until the forward expires, at which point the contract is often settled in cash rather than by an exchange of the actual asset.