Sentences with phrase «artificially predictable process»
If the main on - ramp to your firm is interviewing law students on campus, you're often dealing with attorneys who conducted their search exclusively through an artificially predictable process with rigid rules and predictable timelines.
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Because of the way the global supply of Bitcoins is artificially limited (it grows at a predictable rate until there are 21 million and then stops), Cohen argues that the entire process is designed to enrich early adopters — many of whom seem to spend a lot of time obsessively checking the value of their Bitcoins on exchanges such as Mt. Gox.