Sentences with phrase «actually value placing»

This means that there is actually value placing this bet.

Not exact matches

«We're not going to prejudge exactly what (Glass's) path is — we'll focus on the places that are actually getting value out of it and go through the journey with them, being open - minded about where it's going to go.»

Actually, I believe, He's sorted it out already by stating his love for all women and values each one by who they are in the first place.

I have mixed emotions when it comes to prayer, but I think that God values honesty and integrity, so praying WTF from a place of reality would be fully acceptable to him / her (actually I think God is way beyond gender definition).

If you actually listened, you might realize that the pontiff has a DUTY to call into question practices that run counter to His teachings, even if that means placing the Christian value system above your personal economic value system.

Now, if we were talking good values and setting the right example, like helping others, you know, the things that actually make the world a better place, you would have my attention as a christian.

I didn't read this as questioning her motives or character at all, but rather the mindset that places such a high value on suffering that it may result in actually adding to that suffering needlessly.

The truth is we can only reliably place a value on those things that we actually know, with those whom we associate with, and from that with which we interact with personally.

I did nt actually vote, so maybe it is not my place to comment on the results but personally I think Gio, Auro were over valued while Bradley and Vazquez were undervalued.

So what a woman is actually doing is negotiating her own individual risk profile, as well as her own personal and family values as she chooses a place to give birth.

France and Italy has more extensive support systems in place, but their total value is actually lower in per capita terms partially because of their lower license fees, partially because tax relief is worth less for their much smaller press.

A state with low rates may actually be a higher - property - tax place than a state with high rates, depending on how the assessed values are set.

«It's not just pollution, it's actually losing the value of the stuff they bought in the first place.»

«It is interesting to see that what people state in the interviews they value about nature, is also what they actually post about when visiting the park,» says post-doctoral researcher Anna Hausmann, who has been studying the preferences and sense of place of people in African national parks.

So not only are there no animals harmed or used to make this, and our world is a greener and much brighter place, but it actually has high nutritional value!!!

Two students independently mark up what they value and then a facilitator helps them to trade sheets and recognize the places where they actually agree on the «big stuff,» which helps guide resolution about the small things.

But the relationship is actually the opposite of what one might expect: while all parents place a high value on teacher quality, low - income parents are more likely to emphasize the importance of school safety, test scores, and discipline.

«Where the Learning on Country program differs is that it actually begins by going, «Well, what are the types of learning that are local place value and with that as a starting point how do we think about the rest of the learning?»

Now finally, the crucible moment of students taking up the power that is theirs as students, mixed with a shift in institutional values to, actually and properly, serve all students has landed us in a place where the diversity and inclusion officer role can exist; exist as one to support the institution's desire to do better, and hold the institution accountable at the same time.

It is unclear how the plan's «dashboard» concept of using several factors to evaluate school quality would actually work, in particular how much value it would place on the performance of ethnic groups.

The new fees, as it has been explained to us, would charge for the overall promotional value of having titles stocked and displayed in the physical bookstores, regardless of whether those books actually sell through, trying to place a monetary value on the benefits of displaying books in the BN «showrooms.»

Because interest rates on savings accounts rarely (if ever) match the rate of inflation, by simply placing money in an account, it will actually lose value over time.

If those funds were instead placed in a savings account with an interest rate of 1 %, and the rate of inflation remained at 3 %, the real value, or purchasing power, of the funds in savings will have actually decreased, as the real interest rate would be -2 %, after accounting for inflation.

Simply enter the values that you actually see and behind the scenes, the Calculator will determine whether your entry is on the bid or ask, and give you the correct price for you to place your orders on your broker's platform.

There is no requirement to actually purchase for example gold bullion if you wish to place a Binary Options trade on the value of gold, you need to decide whether the value of gold will rise in value or fall in value over any given time period.

Actual cash value used to be common, but the general expectation is that insurance will return you to the place you were before the loss by actually replacing the property that was lost.

Gabelli places so much importance on catalysts that his firm actually filed for a trademark on the phrase (Private Market Value with a Catalyst ™).

If it's real, then don't we actually place a lot of value on having individual performance metrics boost these decent players out of their unfairly low ranks?

Although he insists that the entertainment value of the game has «inspired and humbled» them, and «shaped [their] culture and has emboldened [them] to take aggressive risks with [their] game ideas and products,» it was not actually landing in the right place.

Killian, yes, that 50 - 100 years of oil is in a «sunk cost» position (since declaring something «yours» and placing a value on it is exactly the same thing, in a warped way, as if you actually bought it.

Until the value of seeing stars is recognized and worked towards in a much more mainstream way, however, there are still places to gaze at the heavens... and actually see them.

According to new a study from Northwestern University, people who place hight value on wealth, status, and material possessions may actually be the most depressed and anti-social among us.

actually it seems people do spend a lot of time communicating things which are apparently of no value but which just maybe could cause a constructive reaction in an unexpected place.

Since many law firms have no librarian, the comment in the podcast (paraphrased) about placing library content decisions in the purchasing department, if no - one is adding value to the content, is actually probably a fair statement of what's actually happening in most law firms.

Not only has the government used the wrong termiology, it has actually developed a foreign policy which places the value of capitalism above non-material values such as Indigenous rights and claims, social and environmental values, culture and spiritual beliefs.

I think that's why everybody is so, groans when you talk about mission vision and values because they know that they've worked places that have those things and there's a disconnect between what it says on the break room wall or what it says on the org chart, and what people actually do and how they behave day - to - day.

If those conditions, currently in effect in democracies that purport to value free speech, don't satisfy one's concerns, let's admit that one actually wants to place restrictions on what others may read in published writings beyond one's control and, perhaps, to suppress contrary viewpoints by naming and shaming or otherwise making unpopular writings regrettable by named authors.

The eat - what - you - kill systems tend to be favoured by small or medium - sized firms and may be weighted in various ways to reflect the relative value the firm places on bringing work in, actually doing the work and billing for it, or passing the work on to others within the firm.

In essence, it allows Bitcoin users to turn their value into store credit and, more importantly, this credit can be spent at places you actually want to spend it.

In fact, Satoshi himself mentioned that if the value really rises, we could always change the precision of 8 decimal places, so the divisibility might actually change over time.

«This was especially clear in the Northeast, which seems to place more importance on limiting backyard exposure than other parts of the country — in Rochester, N.Y., or Boston, homes with less backyard exposure were more highly valued, and in some parts of the country, like Buffalo, Wyoming, and just south of Spokane, Washington, homes with more backyard exposure to neighbors actually [had] higher values.»

If you look at the equation on Investopedia, it actually uses «Total Value» in place of «Purchase Price» and it gives an example about how a Cap Rate changes as the value of a house chaValue» in place of «Purchase Price» and it gives an example about how a Cap Rate changes as the value of a house chavalue of a house changes.

This is in the early stages, but essentially they both know how I run my «day business» and are willing to talk about how I can purchase their places with as little of my own cash (actually my SDIRA's cash) in exchange for paying them a full market value price (vs looking for a discounted building)

Several places actually and I still have them today because they were cash flow positive and rising in value.