Sentences with phrase «answers at face value»

Given that I never heard of them, I took that answer at face value.

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That answer is, at face value, unsatisfactory.

To take the question of the existence of God at face value, we would have to answer yes to it.

One answer is that as part of the deal, the Penguins received exclusive merchandising rights — valued by the team at $ 10 million for the life of the contract — to Lemieux and his face.

Unfortunately, many of the claims regarding muscle recovery and building are not tangibly proven and some of the claims are hard to believe at face value, such as the claim that it can provide more vivid dreams that may produce answers to problems within your life.

The recipe you suggest sounds good at face value, but it is not guaranteed to be the right answer.

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«The plan that's been presented to us at face value still leaves us with more questions than answers,» says district superintendent Darienne Driver, who sits on the MPS board.

The proper answer to 3) is «we don't know what the feedback is, but the evidence at face value suggests it is very small either way», but it is absurdly early days still as far as reliable data accrual is concerned.

No one knows whether tornadoes have increased in number or intensity, since the aforementioned changes in reporting practices «make the intensity question harder to answer,» Brooks said, adding, «If you take the dataset of reports at face value, it appears intensity has decreased over the years, but there are a number of things that have led to lower ratings for the strongest tornadoes.»

Since taken at face value it's clear that the author already knows the answer to his question, I can not help but wonder if we are missing the true meaning and there is really more to it that is either just missing or was somehow lost in translation.

If we take Mr Mercer's comments at face value, the approach and answer is the opposite: «everything, for the firm and the student, both short and long term».

If we take Ms Schilder's comments at face value, the approach taken by her law firm clients is summarised this way: «What's in it for for me, financially, first, last and foremost where the answer is «nothing»».

However, regardless of how an applicant answers any of the questions above, many landlords will not wholly trust information provided at face - value by a prospective tenant.