Sentences with phrase «at least a dozen reasons»

But the Gear is a very tough sell for at least a dozen reasons.

Not exact matches

If Jupiter can have, Justin Martyr seems to reason, half a dozen divine sons, why can not Jehovah have at least one?

This recipe is at least fifteen years old, and for some reason, we've had to ask poor Carol to give us the recipe at least a dozen times (my sister has also made these meatballs countless times).

It's a bittersweet story, but not really a sad one -LRB-» t is better to have loved and lost, etc.), and in it we meet at least a dozen good people to whom baseball is important for reasons wholly divorced from the profit system.

For one reason or another, on at least half a dozen occasions over the past few months we have found ourselves bunking with one or more of our children in a hotel room, rental house, relative's home, etc..

If parents from Bristol to South Windsor to Lyme / Old Lyme to Madison, and in at least two dozen other school districts across Connecticut, are being treated with respect and dignity when it comes to the right to opt out their child out of the Common Core SBAC testing program, there is absolutely no reason that New Canaan's parents shouldn't be treated with the same degree of respect and honesty.

Standardized or not, there are at least two dozen reasons why faith in the core curriculum is misplaced.

One of the reasons we're encouraged to write what we love is because if we don't LOVE our stories enough to work through them at least half a dozen times, we're going to HATE them before the process is complete.

Now, although the Kindle is a totally serviceable reading device, there's not much reason to «innovate,» because «innovation» means costs to publishers, which is unacceptable when they can just keep doing things the way they've done them for the last dozen years at least, cutting costs and quality — they're a lot like politicians in this sense — and with a recovering economy even Barnes and Noble can stay afloat!

There's going to be at least one, if not dozens, of beautiful reasons why.

Maybe you don't but I see at least half a dozen logical flaws in your reasoning.

For some reason non-scientists often confuse this — at least a dozen times in the last couple of years I've heard people talk about limiting global warming to 2 %.

There's at least a half - dozen, maybe more, cases released since March 2007 in which the lawyers have argued about factual causation, and the judges have written reasons dealing with factual causation issues, not mentioning the SCC's decision in Resurfice v Hanke 2007 SCC 7 and clearly argued and decided based on the case law predating Resurfice.

It would be rare for a good lawyer to make it through a career without having to withdraw for a reason like this at least half a dozen times over a career.

If you've been shopping for long - term disability insurance — which we certainly recommend for at least a dozen good reasons — you've probably seen the term «own occupation,» and maybe its counterpart, «any occupation.»