Sentences with phrase «are by definition»

But banks are by definition net lenders that should do well from deflation.

How do you calculate replacement cost for leaves, which are by definition only available as used property after the tree is done with them?

However, he did start out by investing in cigar butt stocks, which are by definition junk.

Medical events are by definition uncertain future occurrences.

First off, of course, if you are a dividend growth investor, you are by definition capitalizing on the dividend growth factor.

Books from Pragmatic and O'Reilly are by definition aimed at pretty tech - savvy readers.

When any company is generating the bulk of sales for publishers, they are by definition «the good guys.»

And, look up the Dunning - Kruger effect; bad writers are by definition incapable of knowing that their work sucks.

Word docs, however, are by definition meant for writing and editing the text, not for distributing it commercially.

Most within the traditional publishing world would have you believe that all independent writers are by definition talentless.

Legacy publishers don't like to be thought of as «previous» or «outdated», even though they indeed are by any definition, so they reject the term because it conflicts with their personal identities.

And it is not about tablets which are by definition about 10» touch screens and weighing under 1Kg but about what they can do.

I found it to be a plucky, and quirky, entry into a field of vehicles that are by definition fairly quirky — namely city cars like the Fiat 500, Mini Cooper and Hyundai Veloster.

Temporary measures are by definition expected to end at some time in the future, and are pending a more permanent accommodation.

We see from column (1) that of the 1,000 teachers, 250 are by definition below the 25th percentile in true value - added and therefore «needing improvement.»

By contrast, public sector compensation, benefits and work rules are by definition not proprietary, they are public.

«They are by definition schools of choice because it is families, parents and their children who decide whether or not to attend a school.»

Faith - based schools, they assume, are in the business of «indoctrinating» their pupils, while public schools are by definition committed to critical thinking and to the emancipation of their pupils» minds from the darkness of received opinions, even those of their own parents.

Those who assert that the U.S. has a sky - high poverty rate use a relative measure of poverty that assumes all families with less than half the median income of the country are by definition «poor.»

What does this mean for international support of the education of children living in fragile and conflict - affected settings, which are by definition settings where governance is threatened?

Charter schools are by definition independent public schools.

The central joke of Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum's follow - up 22 Jump Street is that sequels are by definition bigger and more complicated, but never quite as good as the original.

The film starts to pick up after it begins borrowing liberally from The Omen, even more liberally than the film's two predecessors which, as freak - accident horror films, are by definition Omen clones.

Since repetitive stress injuries are by definition repetitive, variety is a way to reduce that repetition.

Preservatives are by definition chemicals meant to kill bacteria, so eating preserved foods will alter gut bacteria.

Fasting did affect the level of «micronutrients» — but these are by definition only needed in small quantities, such as magnesium, zinc and potassium.

(5) Dr. Lehninger never uses the word, «bio-identical hormones», because all human hormones are by definition, «bioidentical hormones».

The resolution recommends the use of nominal solar and planetary values, which are by definition exact and are expressed in SI units.

Because these moderate extremes are by definition more common, and because the authors looked at global statistics rather than those for highly localized, rare events, the conclusions are extremely robust, said Peter Stott, leader of the Climate Monitoring and Attribution Team at the Met Office Hadley Centre, in the U.K. «I think this paper is very convincing,» said Stott, who was not involved in the research.

Christine Some places are by definition the wrong place to go, and it's not necessarily the entire neighborhood, it's maybe one part of the neighborhood or the wrong time in that part of neighborhood.

In essence, GWU's Pace says, the proposal «takes the entire category [of spacecraft] and, instead of saying all space items are by definition munitions items, it goes back and makes a little more nuanced treatment.»

... We think of this as a training program, as postdoctoral programs are by definition.»

Your existing collaborators are by definition a good place to start a global tour.

Cuomo, who ran as a proponent of reform, had previously promised to veto any lines the legislature came up with, because they are by definition partisan and not independent.

The Assembly and Senate budget proposals are by definition interim products, but they serve as a statement of priorities that inform the final weeks of budget negotiations.

MPs are by definition political anoraks who do not fit that category, and most are painfully aware of Corbyn's past and what it means.

Government regulations and sanctions are by definition and practice coercive.

They are not mutually exclusive, but they are by definition not the same.

Budgets are by definition a statement of values,» Mr. de Blasio said of the document that includes funding for his initiatives.

Though custom social networks are by definition their own isolated ponds, Gina described how you can connect them to the broader waters of Facebook and MySpace, first by fishing for members through a Facebook Fan Page / Group or a MySpace profile.

Well, as soon as you make one thing normal, then other things are by definition abnormal.

So by placing yourself in a location where most of those are by definition unavailable, you've rejected what little real control you might otherwise have had over the actual process.

Good / bad statements are by definition, dualistic, rooted in the notion that people and things are one way or another — black or white with little room for gray.

As home educators we are by definition non-conformist, since the majority of families send their children to school!

Soap nuts are by definition a natural product (I.e. organic).

Which I suppose most pennant - winning teams are by definition.

But realists are by definition up to date.

Oats or Porridge as I call it, are by definition a whole grain with a mild creamy texture.

The amount of money used by and contributed to the American economy by illegal migrants is harder to track because they are by definition «undocumented», but many studies indicate that they contribute more than they take.

Hence critics of the revolution are by definition those who hate, however moderately they express their dissents.