Sentences with phrase «anything meaningful because»

I would add to that — the raw number of lawyers doesn't tell you anything meaningful because that assumes that lawyers are equally distributed across practice areas and regions.

Not exact matches

After last nights CNN interview, it is very clear that EVEN IF the muslim center was built near Ground Zero, it is NOT going to enhance anything meaningful discourse because the muslim world has an ulterior motive of thrusting their views down our throats and not at all interested in listening to our tolerant views.

It got so bad that Fernando decided that he'd prefer to do the Indy 500 than race at Monaco, and on a few occasions even retired a car that had nothing wrong with it because he couldn't be bothered to drive around near the back with no hope of achieving anything meaningful.

I still find this whole segment a bit puzzling — just because Dino is afraid to turn his successful business over to a complete stranger (and one who doesn't have a great track record of instituting changes with long term success — just ask Huntington, W. VA) doesn't really tell me anything meaningful, except that Dino is a smart businessman.

If anything, it is an argument against the Tory position, because a meaningful vote is impossible under the terms they have set for it.

And you need patience, because it takes a long time to achieve anything meaningful.»

It feels like a relationship because you discuss your life in a meaningful way and perhaps have some intimate moments, but it isn't real because it never amounts to anything solid.

If you run into someone like this, you're going to have trouble keeping their attention because they're too spread thin for anything meaningful to develop with anyone including you, no matter how perfect you two are for each other.

Do not go into this movie expecting deep plot, meaningful conversations among characters, or anything remotely resembling a serious action or drama movie — because that's not what it's all about.

We, the audience, know it is an excuse because the film never bothers showing / telling us anything meaningful about the suffering of the woman seeking revenge for the accident.

If anything, the dilemma is more meaningful in Deadpool 2, because Deadpool is a violent killer who doesn't take things too seriously, so it's noticeable when he does care.

This is misuse because it invalidates anything meaningful about student involvement.

It is difficult to add anything meaningful about taxes because of complexity.

Even if you go to lunch or dinner with very successful fund managers, CEO's, athletes, musicians or anything, you will have that effect; whatever they say will be sound more important or meaningful because of their success.

In some respects, I almost feel like the games upon which The Evil Within is based (and I say that because it really doesn't add anything new to the genre, providing a nostalgic memorial rather than a meaningful step forwards) did things better the first time around.

As a writer, that's a word I avoid because it's a 99 % useless way to communicate anything meaningful.

It checks off every box for this kind of programming — an overly descriptive theme song, sub-par animations, and the villains trying another unrelated scheme to forward their entirely nebulous evil ends and being defeated and humiliated every time because in 20th century television nothing was ever allowed to build up to anything meaningful.

Of course, as they point out «because rainfall is such a variable element, trend values are highly dependent on the start and end dates of the analysis» and the fact they are simply using linear interpolation it is very difficult to derive anything meaningful in terms of climate change from just one map.

They get adopted because they appear beneficial, but they are not, but once the harm manifests, it is too late to do anything meaningful about it.

A firm believer that PMO s should be enablers of progress, not a bureaucratic entity that will count, measure anything and everything just because it can be; producing reams of reports that contain pages and pages of data as opposed to meaningful information for the actual intended audience; imposing an overhead of 7 % -10 % on otherwise productive Project Management time filling out redundant templates.

Because there would be obvious consequences to their partner if they stopped doing the frustrating task (i.e., the partner would have to take over), the sacrifice here was even more meaningful than in the previous study (where stopping the task only meant the partner didn't win anything).