Sentences with phrase «completely unrelated reasons»

The Arctic — and, for completely unrelated reasons, the Antarctic — just closed out November with less ice than any other year in history.

As it happens, for a completely unrelated reason I have recently collected at Omniclimate quotes and links to statements by Mike Hulme, John Beddington, Vicky Pope, Myles Allen, Hans von Storch, Robert Watson, Lord Oxburgh, Oxburgh's Scientific Assessment Panel, panel member Prof Michael Kelly, Sir Muir Russell and his Independent Climate Change E-mails Review, plus of course the InterAcademy Council.

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@Nick, The anti-TeaParty folks have only one thing in common, they can't accept that there are reasons, completely unrelated to race, to disagree with Obama.

The fact that you think it's «ridiculous» that there is a tool out there that uses individual player statistics to estimate what type of contribution a player would have were he to be added to the team, based on that team's need and expected contributors, while giving zero reason as per why this is ridiculous outside of «maybe this exception happens,» the exception being completely unrelated to what the tool is measuring, is all anyone needs to know.

The greatest reason to supplement with L - carnitine is completely unrelated to weight loss; it appears to be invaluable for heart health, helping to prevent, even reverse ischemia, stabilize irregular heartbeats, reduce incidents of angina, lower triglycerides and maintain a beneficial cholesterol profile.

No one can really nail down the reason why but many experts agree that chemistry online can be completely unrelated to chemistry offline.

Temperatures plummeted, gale - force winds (30 - 40 mph) rocked southern Michigan, and for reasons completely unrelated to weather, my wife and I were running late for a hockey game located 53 miles away by freeway.

Other times players are giving it bad reviews for reasons completely unrelated to the game itself.

Backstory: Until separating recently for reasons completely unrelated to the tiny house itself, Anjali and I lived full - time together in our 160 sq.ft.

When I hear / read an argument like that, I just know that Wags, GaryM, Chief, or Peter Lang are displaying poor reasoning skills — poor reasoning skills that are completely unrelated to their political ideology.

The decisions gained prominence over the past week for reasons completely unrelated to the standard fare of Canadian legal research and public policy.

What this essentially means is that where the employer has reasons to terminate an employee's employment that are completely unrelated to the fact that the employee went on a pregnancy or parental leave reinstatement will not be required.

While it's true that clients are understanding now, what happens if a deal goes south, even if for a reason completely unrelated to a potential conflict by a lawyer?

I recommend that lawyers look to other industries as a source of innovation and ideas for marketing and for running their law practice better for two reasons: first, looking at what other industries are doing gives you a unique perspective on how to run your law practice, and as Kennedy points out, you may get an idea from an unrelated industry that you can apply in a completely new way to your practice or your clients.

You may be rejected for a reason completely unrelated to «job gaps» on your resume.