Sentences with phrase «assumes more»

It is not great timing that REIT performance is slumping just as it assumes a more visible seat at the investment table.

A detailed parenting plan sends a message between the parents and others, including the children, new partners, school and court personnel that parenting is an important priority for both parents, even if one parent assumes more hands - on time with the children.

I am sure that one could be more systematic along the lines of the fingerprinting literature (but much of this literature assumes more about the aerosol forcing time dependence than I would prefer).

Then, after assuming that it's 50 % (0.25 C) in his «best - case - for - natural - variability scenario», which it is clearly not, he assumes more and comes back to 0 % natural variability and 100 % anthropogenic.

When the painting is rotated ninety degrees, this form then assumes a more horizontal position and reads less like an opening, more frankly acknowledging its literal correspondence to a sheet of newspaper.

Surety bonds, like most bond issues, tend to be quite large and therefore the issuing organization assumes more risk should the company which took on the debt go out of business or fail to meet financial obligations of the issuance.

Again, that assumes the more pessimistic future stock returns of five per cent rather than seven per cent.

Though LaFerrari remains the brand's technological tour de force, the tdf assumes a more analog approach through its holistic reconfiguring of vehicle dynamics, several of which trickled down from Ferrari's Formula 1 and GT racing programs.

The car wants to rev too: it pulls strongly from 2500rpm, builds as generous helpings of induction noise blend into the cabin through 3000rpm, then assumes a more aggressive tone all the way to 6000rpm — and it's worth using all of it because the reward is a car that to me feels faster than the claimed figures.

As the semester continues, the student teacher gradually assumes more responsibility for the operation of the classroom.

The relationship develops with massage and conversation, but it immediately assumes more meaning than Virgil's sexual clients.

Everything, from skintones and fields assumes a more vibrant but darker hue.

But despite, or perhaps because of, these refreshing quirks of character, the film probably assumes more patience of its audience than it can possibly reward.

My breasts began to hurt, for those nursing moms out there, you understand, when your baby cries your body goes into a tailspin wanting to fix everything and my body always assumes more milk even though I actually adhere to a pretty strict feeding schedule.

• I say consumerist, because we live in a culture that believes that the whole world and all its resources are available to us without regard to the neighbor, that assumes more is better and that «if you want it, you need it.»

The preacher who understands this assumes a more humble posture toward his important task.

In squeezing the Church and other mediating institutions out of the public square, government naturally assumes more power over the nation's economic and social life.

The dominance of religious television by this one minority expression of American religious culture assumes more serious implications when it is considered with the factors that have influenced it, which is the substance of our next chapter.

The Zcash Foundation, an alternate governing body for the project and what it says is the first - ever cryptocurrency - related 501 (c) nonprofit in the U.S., is expected to assume more responsibilities over time.

She added that Thiel should assume more responsibility and resign from his role at YC «to focus on his work getting his candidate elected, instead of putting his friends in the position to defend him.»

Those three words once associated with the rules of retirement investing no longer hold true, as many retirees have been forced to assume more risk than they would like.

Not only must the merchant understand customers» wants and needs, but he must also be willing to assume more responsibility in the supply chain.

To be an effective bundler merchants must recognize the needs of customers and assume more responsibility.

With employees» assuming more and more of the responsibility to save for their retirement, offering a retirement benefit is a powerful incentive that will help you retain and attract current and prospective employees.

Paulson and Blankfein became an effective team, with Paulson globe - trotting and hobnobbing with clients and Blankfein assuming more and more operational control of the firm.

They just assume more = better.

If you stare closely enough, you'll see that whites assume more of a greenish hue than they do on the iPhone 7 or Galaxy S7.

Sekulow told Reuters on Tuesday that after the departure of Washington attorney John Dowd from Trump's personal legal team last week, Ekonomou will assume a more prominent role.

«We have assumed more damage and obstruction to the drainage and flood - control systems than was the case yesterday,» he said in a note to clients.

Those assuming more than $ 100 billion in damages are «assuming a lot of structures are going to be totaled with 100 percent losses rather than partial losses.»

ER: Federal Reserve staff forecasts, like those of the bulk of private forecasters, see the labor market tightening considerably over the next three years — and this is the case even assuming more rate increases than are currently anticipated by market participants and reflected in market rates.

Musk in the internal email said underperforming company managers «will be asked to leave or assume a more junior role.

If NERA had assumed a more productive use of revenue from the carbon price, and had not assumed a considerable slowdown in clean energy innovation (see point # 3 below), economic outcomes could improve further.

Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird has called it a «national imperative» that Canada assume a more active role in Asia and take advantage of economic opportunities.

It's reassurance that you are willing to assume more risk to assure your business» success.

Working with SBA was easy and involved just a few phone calls, however, at age 60, I really don't want to assume more debt than I have to.

DuPont assumed a more dominant role in the partnership due to the success of products such as Duco paints and cellophane.

I am often amazed at how many people assume they no more than everyone else.

This theological approach to the culture enabled the Century to assume a more prophetic posture toward American society as a whole.

A few courageous, high profile evangelical pastors will publicly assume a more loving and welcoming posture toward the gay community, drawing the wrath of conservatives but providing a glimmer of hope to gay Christians who long for the chance to worship alongside their brothers and sisters in Christ without fear.

Such a notion as emergence, for example, which is closely allied with the principle of indeterminacy and uncertainty and which was later to develop in physics, actually assumed more credence in physics before it took root in biology and psychology; yet it has more significant implications for the data of the organic and social sciences than for physics.

Those patterns sprang from traditions in which the whole assumed more importance than its parts.

Our study agrees with that of William D. Thompson, (Listeners Guide to Preaching [Nashville, Tenn.: Abingdon Press, 1966]-RRB- who has demonstrated that the minister tends to idealize his congregation and to assume more knowledge on their part than they actually possess.

As education to ever higher levels became a general obligation, it assumed more and more the aspect of a burden rather than an opportunity.

No two men are more significant in the history of physics, or assume more prominent positions in introductory courses, than Galileo and Newton.

Today, a significant number of those who are dedicated to the service of Christ and their neighbor assume a more radical or revolutionary position.

Not only must churches assume more of the teaching once performed by other institutions, but they must do so in the face of an increasingly hostile and seductive environment.

Obviously as he assumed more and more this character of divinity (though never so acknowledged even by his followers), his words became of greater and greater significance.

For while this process was going on and presbyters were becoming priests in their own right, the primitively cultual bishops assumed more and more of the disciplinary functions of the presbyters and the magisterial functions of the teachers.

Either is a possibility, but I would certainly like to hear more (and I assume more will come out) before I decide to blame the team for it.