Sentences with phrase «as normal circumstance»

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Also, the SBA does not allow other fees to be assessed by the lender unless there are extreme circumstances, such as a higher - than - normal servicing required by the loan.

The SBA does not allow other fees to be assessed by the lender unless there are extreme circumstances, such as higher - than - normal servicing required by your loan.

Under «normal» circumstances, this pressure would be seen as a regular late cycle occurrence.

Under normal circumstances, simple monetary policy rules, such as the one proposed by John Taylor, could help us decide when to raise the federal funds rate.

If in relatively normal circumstances there is too great a gap between the theoretical morality of the Church and what is actually practiced even by good Catholics, the Church will have to ask herself whether she has really done all that was necessary as far as the working out of her doctrine in pastoral practice is concerned.

I thought to myself that there was nothing normal about Wassim or the circumstance, but as I turned to voice this to the sister, she was gone and only Wassim was left blinking at me.

So, upholding precious traditions that once were allowed by God, and defending the status quo that now no longer stands up to those tensions you spoke of, is the same as going shopping or hanging pictures on the wall, which is acceptable under normal circumstances, but if your» e broke or if the house is on fire, then its just plain crazy.

To give ground in these circumstances» to act as though everything is normal and fine» bears a false witness, and over time becomes equivalent to denying the moral truth of the matter.

Already with a two - year - old, and forever after in normal circumstances, parents are negotiating with their children, compromising, changing themselves as they effect change in their children.

In normal circumstances such tributes are expected to last a minute but yesterday's was reportedly described by the stadium announcer as a «moment's» silence, giving the match referee the option to cut it short.

TL had the deep ball called back by a tag that happened as he let it go, no way it would have been a sack under normal circumstances

In any normal circumstance this would be viewed as a chance to impress and stake a claim, yet Baines knows that regardless of how he fares, Ashley Cole's esteemed reputation will see him slot straight back in once fully fit.

In normal circumstances, failure to score a goal for two consecutive matches will not be seen as a goal drought.

And yet, that was considered perfectly normal given the circumstances at Chelsea where managers toed the players» lines just as the rest of the board (Buck, Emenalo) nod in assent at every thought Roman Abramovich has ever had.

Under normal circumstances the prospect of WBA arriving at The Ems when we are in desperate need of three points would bring a smile especially as despite the furore we are unbeaten in 4 games and have 8 points from 12.

While a draw at the Stadio Artemio Franchi against an in - form team would be nothing to be ashamed of under normal circumstances, Inter desperately need to give their season a shot in the arm with a big performance and a big result, in order to nip this sticky patch in the bud as quickly as possible.

What women today are figuring out and returning to is the concept that being pregnant and having babies is a normal function for the female species, and as long as there are no extenuating circumstances, it doesn't require the intervention of men, machinery and medicine.

Your cervix should, in normal circumstances be rigid and closed, and gradually open up as your baby grows.

That is because even under normal circumstances, you should avoid giving your baby juice too soon anyway, since it contains a lot of sugar which your baby may not be able to breakdown as effectively yet.

The event didn't receive as much coverage as it might have under normal pre-Election Day circumstances, thanks to hurricane Sandy.

He has flaws and weaknesses as well, and under normal circumstances they could be exploited.

As the SNP tide has shown, these are not normal circumstances.

But just as it did nearly 65 years, even as politics continued in circumstances that were far from normal, the Conservative Party would require a leader, and the country a prime minister.

In normal circumstances the foreign secretary would have been the centre of attention, especially as he was in rather good form.

Under normal circumstances, Deputy Leader Kezia Dugdale would become acting leader, but former Leader Iain Gray was appointed Acting Leader whilst a leadership and a deputy leadership election are being simultaneously held on account of Dugdale resigning as Deputy Leader to stand for Leader.

In normal circumstances, the judge should have responded by now, especially as this is a case that affects the upcoming election.

In normal circumstances, you'd expect journalists — women and men united — to hail Rebekah Brooks as their role model of choice: humble beginnings, an absence of privilege, a demonstration of what talent and hard work can achieve.

Under normal circumstances, the subject always notices that the two are different, but if the person is diverted by a task, such as counting, or by a flicker on the screen, he frequently will not notice the change.

It is also called «high energy physics», because many elementary particles do not occur under normal circumstances in nature, but can be created and detected during energetic collisions of other particles, as is done in particle accelerators.

«Scaling relations mean that, under normal circumstances, when you increase a catalyst's reactivity for one chemical, it increases the reactivity for other chemicals as well,» Peterson said.

«Under normal circumstances, blood clot contraction plays an important role in preventing bleeding by making a better seal, since the cells become tightly packed as the spaces between them are eliminated,» Weisel said.

Furthermore, we assumed above that all neurons of one type behave in the same way in all normal brains, just as all polar bears hunt seals under normal circumstances.

Under normal circumstances, tree roots prefer to sip water from sources as close as possible to the surface.

In the September Physical Review D, he explains that in certain circumstances Hoava's graviton fluctuates as it interacts with normal matter, making gravity pull a bit more strongly than expected in general relativity.

Now, three centuries of historical records show that women don't just outlive men in normal times: They're more likely to survive even in the worst of circumstances, such as famines and epidemics, researchers report.

In neurons, though, such breaks can occur even under normal circumstances, for example, after increased brain activity, as shown by the team of Gladstone scientists in an earlier study.

Primary aging is what your body does to you even under the best of circumstances: cell and tissue damage that accumulates as a form of biological wear and tear, created as a result of the normal, healthy operation of metabolism.

The lack of morphological evidence of inflammation under normal circumstances, as well as after antibiotic treatment, prompted us to evaluate host response through LDA analysis of host cytokines.

«Full disclosure: I was given these sandals as a gift, and probably never would have shelled out the nearly $ 400 for them under normal circumstances.

Under normal circumstances the pregnenolone helps make sex hormones such as progesterone and testosterone.

Interestingly, some individuals who are sensitive to dairy under normal circumstances are nonetheless able to digest fermented dairy products such as whey and kefir with ease.

(15)(16) Under normal circumstances, creatinine is eliminated from the body as waste but since it isn't great for the kidneys, it may be prudent for some people to avoid creatine ethyl ester.

Platelets are constituents of blood that are meant to clump together under emergency circumstances (like physical injury) as a way to stop bleeding, but under normal circumstances, they can make blood flow inadequate if they clump together too much.

BHB is safe when the body produces it under normal circumstances and when it is used as a supplement (5).

Ligaments are not activated in normal joint movement, it is the job of surrounding tendons and muscles to stabilize the joints, with ligaments only activated in extreme circumstances (such as knee twisting, etc.) Sudden sharp impacts or changes in force may also overwhelm the surrounding muscle's ability to tighten and stabilize the joint, which requires the ligaments to intervene.

Under normal circumstances, the body uses glucose as its main form of energy.

Under normal circumstances, we wouldn't believe a minute of Random Harvest, but the magic spell woven by the stars and by author James Hilton (Lost Horizon, Goodbye Mr. Chips etc.) transforms the wildly incredible into the wholly credible (just one quibble: isn't Colman a bit long in tooth as a «young» World War I veteran?)

Under normal circumstances, this would be business as usual, but the Deadpool 2 score isn't your average composition for a motion picture.

9 year - old Jacob Tremblay should have been nominated as Best Actor for his extraordinarily nuanced and controlled performance as a normal growing boy in utterly abnormal circumstances.

You make decisions about closing schools, in normal circumstances, with city hall, with the police and transportation department — as part of a team that is thinking about how the city functions.