Sentences with phrase «assume everyone lives»

Let's assume everyone lives to 120 years of age.

Are we assuming everyone lives to retirement age here?

Not exact matches

«One simple rule: Assume everyone you know will see it, and it will live until the end of time,» explains chief revenue officer Rob Gregory.

We live in little silos, and when something becomes popular to our group, we assume it's blowing up with everyone.

What he did choose, however, was to make his own life in a place where everyone assumes a new name, in a place not of Germany or even of this world.

Assume not everyone who dies in a catastrophe (an earthquake) desreved to die horribly or to be maimed for life (Billy Graham likes to skirt around this with his ludicrous we're paying for the sins of our ancestors... even though Jesus for our sins).

Nash hopes that teachers and students will assume «a vantage point of determining those virtues that are most likely to encourage a better quality of democratic life for everyone.»

Why do you assume that everyone needs «gods» in their lives so much that they need to elevate themselves to that position after throwing out all the supernatural ones?

You guys assume everyone has not «checked the sin» in their lives.

Israelis who don't necessarily want to live in the land where everyone (it is assumed) has a beautiful home with the latest electronic gadgets, a swimming pool and fast car do their best to clone that way of life.

You have to admit though — everyone believes something and I using the word believe to mean not fully able to know all knowledge about everything in the world, and so we guess based on the knowledge of what we know, and assume we are right until some other data comes into our life to prove us wrong.

When that red millennium comes to pass, time class struggle will cease, the Communist state will surrender the dictatorial powers it has had to assume during the struggle, and everyone will live happily ever after.

Of course we can not assume everyone who commits a crime will, with support, empathy and care, turn their lives around.

I've been assuming my kids are cool with everyone because we live in NYC and they each have had friends and classmates of all different races and ethnicities.

This is especially true if they assumes everyone else's life is going well while their own life stinks.

But I can't understand the big deal being made about their alleged open marriage, which everyone is assuming is true because of what Jada told HuffPost Live:

«There is a tendency for us to assume that everyone would want to live in London and have a metropolitan lifestyle; I am not sure they do,» he said.

So, of course I must say I expected this session to be poorly attended because everyone just assumes, forward growth, and these other people are, you know, they just want to live in the woods, (laughs) but it was packed.

We negatively assume everyone else on the planet has their whole life, career, family, relationship, whatever, all figured out.

I'll assume everyone's goal is to meet a life partner, so be certain you put your best foot forward.

While Tinder started life as a hookup app, it's no longer appropriate to assume that everyone who is using Tinder is looking for casual sex.

But this year's release was different and the public let everyone know by making it Sandler's lowest - grossing live - action vehicle since assuming superstardom.

You may assume empathy and even genuinely feel empathy, but for whatever reason, be it unfamiliarity or decades of pop culture that make you assume how everyone acts, your interactions prove to be little more than micro-aggressions that serve as a biting reminder of the clear power divide despite living in a post Civil Rights America.

Some argue that being debt free is dumb because you lose out on special tax deductions, others argue that you just can't live in these «modern times» without assuming debt, and some folks even justify carrying debt because «everyone else does it ``.

@HopelessN00b Then you should also assume that not everyone will live long enough to pay the debt off, meaning it sometimes would be best to invest in life insurance.

Thus, since death isn't an option, he assumes that I'll be effectively stuck on this planet until the end times, then trapped as the only living human after everyone else has already passed on.

It was very «top down» and assumed that everyone who lived in a certain city, town or zip was interested in the same thing.

Notably, the life insurance maturity age of 100 exists primarily because the mortality tables used for life insurance during most of the 20th century (the Commissioners» Standard Ordinary [CSO] tables of 1941, 1958, and 1980) were all based on a maximum «terminal» age of 100 (i.e., there literally were no life expectancy tables past age 100, as it was implicitly assumed «everyone» would be dead at that point!).

I try never to assume that everyone knows all of the benefits of life insurance.

The SFBT approach assumes that all clients have some knowledge of what would make their life better, even though they may need some (at times, considerable) help describing the details of their better life and that everyone who seeks help already possesses at least the minimal skills necessary to create solutions.

Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena — Jealousy hits a little boy hard in this story, where he wonders why his life and his possessions aren't as nice as he assumes everyone else's are.

«Short of having these discussions, there could be surprises about a parent's wishes, what responsibilities a parent may be assuming a child may or may not be willing to take on — important matters that really impact everyone's life in the family,» Brouhard says.