Sentences with phrase «at unaffiliated»

Charges at Home Depot qualify, for example, while those at the unaffiliated Lowe's, do not.

If you stay at unaffiliated hotels, you may not get as many points as other cards with higher points and cash back rates for all purchases.

Not exact matches

Just one year off an annual meeting at which unaffiliated investors delivered a stunningly sharp rebuke of the entire board, near - autocrat and unrequited Buffet acolyte Sardar Biglari has nevertheless elected to press on with his personal crusade to erect an insipid caricature of Berkshire Hathaway.

A 2012 Pew Research study revealed that the religious group with the largest surge in the U.S. was, in fact, the one with no religion at all: «Unaffiliated.»

Indeed, Millennials are significantly more unaffiliated than members of Generation X were at a comparable point in their life cycle (20 % in the late 1990s) and twice as unaffiliated as Baby Boomers were as young adults (13 % in the late 1970s).

«One of the most striking recent trends in the American religious landscape has been the growing share of the unaffiliated, and this study allows us to see where Latinos fit into that story,» said Cary Funk, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center and one of the co-authors of the study.

Even religious skeptics (atheists, agnostics and unaffiliated) at 36 percent were substantially more engaged in the race than evangelicals.

Even religious skeptics (atheists, agnostics and unaffiliated) at 36 percent were substantially more engaged as of February.

The unaffiliated The largest slice of President Barack Obama's religious coalition - at 23 percent - is not very religious.

Whether she remained unaffiliated from the institutional church over the next fifteen years is difficult to determine online; she still identified as Christian, as evidenced in her participation at the 2009 «Alive on the Island Festival of Christian Unity» (which also featured such artists as Bill Gaither, MercyMe, and Jeremy Camp).

Recent survey's say the fastest rising religious or non-religious group in the States are the «Unaffiliated» at 18 %.

At present, the best available data indicate that the worldwide impact of religious switching alone, absent any other factors, would be a relatively small increase in the number of Muslims, a substantial increase in the number of unaffiliated people, and a substantial decrease in the number of Christians in coming decades.

The large number of unaffiliated but at least nominally believing Christians — the unchurched, as shown by a 1978 Gallup study — constitutes an enormous audience potential for the electronic church.

I had the joy of attending a class at NYC's DeGustibus Cooking School by Miele (inside of Macys, but unaffiliated) a few -LSB-...]

I had a great time at MommyCon Las Vegas even though I got asked to cover at the lunch by someone unaffiliated with MommyCon in a kind of bizarre turn of events.

Even further back to the start of the decade in April, Republicans had an enrollment of 2.7 million, with unaffiliated voters cresting at just over 2 million registrations.

The New York State Democratic Party plans on blocking a proposed resolution at its May 23 - 24 convention that would allow independent or «unaffiliated» voters to vote in this year's Democratic primary for governor.

Active unaffiliated voters stood at 2,230,757 — a 391,823 - voter cushion.

Others allow unaffiliated voters to pick a primary to participate in at the polling place.

At that point, with 817 Independence voters and 4565 unaffiliated voters, the race could be a toss up.

It is too late for Democrats to switch registration, but unaffiliated and unregistered voters who want to vote in next week's Republican gubernatorial primary have until Thursday to register by mail or online, and until Aug. 11 at noon to register at their town offices.

Ready for Hillary, a Democratic super PAC unaffiliated with the former secretary of state, is convening a daylong meeting of Clinton insiders today for strategy sessions aimed at helping elect Clinton if she runs.

Several Democratic gubernatorial candidates at a forum on transportation Friday said they support electronic tolling on the state's highways and one unaffiliated candidate said legislators should revisit the controversial mileage tax, where drivers are charged based on how much they drive.

In backing Hawkins, Allstadt, an unaffiliated political independent, took pokes at both Cuomo and his Republican challenger, Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino.

Mr. Bloomberg, who is currently unaffiliated with any party, won three terms at City Hall on the Republican...

If both parties show up at the same rate, unaffiliated and minor party registrants should thus make the difference.

Despite such uncertainty, Jordi Miralda - Escudé, an astrophysicist at the University of Barcelona unaffiliated with the work, says the results should have profound implications for future research.

Jim Kasting, an atmospheric chemist at The Pennsylvania State University unaffiliated with the study says its results are «on the right track,» even though «the idea that methane might be a biosignature in an anoxic atmosphere is not exactly new.»

Almost 40 percent of self - identifying DIY biologists (most of whom are unaffiliated with a conventional research institutions) work in community labs — more than any other setting, including hackerspaces, professional labs and homes — according to a forthcoming study I coauthored at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

«It's a huge deal,» says Luis Lehner, a physicist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Ontario who is unaffiliated with the LIGO project.

The findings show that the use of repeat CT scans, chest X-rays and ultrasound scans was significantly lower when patients had both their emergency visits at two unaffiliated hospitals that took part in an HIE.

In all, they found that patients in the two states underwent 20,139 repeat CT scans — meaning that 14.7 percent of those who had a CT scan in their first emergency visit had another one at their second emergency visit at another, unaffiliated hospital within a month.

Anne Pusey, another evolutionary anthropologist at Duke who is unaffiliated with the studies, agrees it's a reasonable hypothesis.

The idea isn't new, but this is the first time the process has been identified and quantified, says Mark Torres, a geoscientist at Rice University in Houston, Texas, who is unaffiliated with the study.

«There's a lot of confusion in the field right now,» says Chris Landsea, a science officer at the National Hurricane Center who is unaffiliated with either study.

«I think the thing that's most important here is the need for education,» says Chris Lowe, an unaffiliated shark expert at California State University, Long Beach.

The digital currency exchange network now includes more than 1,000 merchants and at least tens of thousands of unaffiliated users, as it tries to solve barriers to participation

«It's really exciting to me,» adds Tara Spires - Jones, a neuroscientist at the University of Edinburgh, also unaffiliated with the study.

As promising as it sounds, there are many uncertainties about whether solidifying carbon dioxide emissions could be a viable part of a climate strategy, said Bert Metz, a fellow at the European Climate Foundation who is unaffiliated with the study and was the lead author of a 2005 IPCC special report on carbon capture.

«This is an exciting demonstration of a potentially transformational approach to CO2 storage,» said Jeffrey Bielicki, an assistant engineering professor at Ohio State University who is unaffiliated with the study.

Riley Duren, chief systems engineer for the Earth Science Directorate at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory who is unaffiliated with the study, said he agrees with the study's findings that locating and mitigating methane emissions are important both in cities and in oil and gas fields.

The cooling effect of aerosols can partly offset global warming on a short - term basis, but many are made of organic material that comes from sources that scientists don't fully understand, said Joost de Gouw, a research physicist at NOAA's Earth System Research Laboratory in Boulder, Colo., who is unaffiliated with the studies.

The NFL wanted to have unaffiliated consultants at the games monitoring for concussions.

Sabine Fuss, a sustainable energy researcher at the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change in Berlin who is unaffiliated with Climeworks, said that the company's direct - air capture plant is the first of its kind to operate on an industrial scale.

The percentage of religiously unaffiliated respondents began to rise noticeably in the 1990s and stood at 18 % in the 2010 GSS.

This makes the movie at least more fun than the unaffiliated stage musical Barnum (recently revived in London).

Told she'll be flying to El Paso, Kate is instead taken to Juárez, just across the border, for a highly dangerous extraction mission — just the first of numerous lies that Matt and his mysterious, unaffiliated associate, Alejandro (Benicio Del Toro), will blithely toss at their new recruit, when they bother to brief her at all.

So I'm here at the front of line of unaffiliated Allen - bashers to say that his latest, «Midnight in Paris,» is funny, humane (minus one shrill female) and mostly delightful.

The only place where they could possibly play is on a local unaffiliated television station at three in the morning.

And a broader look at what Edutopia contributors have written on the topic over the course of years reveals a clear theme: the importance of establishing a web of allies, including administrators, students, teachers, parents, and even unaffiliated citizens.