Sentences with word «dealbreaker»

If these are not dealbreakers for you, then get the cheaper Hilton Honors Ascend Card from American Express instead of the Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card.

But if these aren't dealbreakers for you, the UX430U has a lot to offer.

I would contest that a major flaw (and dealbreaker if you tend to be a bit OCD about aesthetics) with using the DS4 in Windows is that the Playstation buttons do not display in the UI when you're playing games; you just get the Xbox ones.

The 3 Biggest Dating Dealbreakers For Those Over 50.

It's important to know what you want and don't want in a relationship, but it's overkill to list a litany of dealbreakers on your online dating profile.

If you're going to go the traditional route, please make sure you read this little book on Dealbreakers in contracts by Kristine Kathryn Rusch.

As Dealbreaker wrote today, John Boehner received more money from Wall Street money that any other member of Congress.

Determine what are real dealbreakers for you and what aren't.

Age and location are the primary hard filters, followed by dealbreakers like smoking habits and children.

These red flags are not necessarily dealbreaker, but they are indicative of home conditions that may require repair and replacement, and should be factored into your offer price or ultimately the final sale price of your new home.

There are, however, couple of potential dealbreakers: Watching live TV requires separate apps from HDHomeRun instead of Plex, and those are available on far fewer devices.

Kids are my absolute dealbreaker and it's staying that way.

First of all, for readers who haven't heard me talk about gaps, I am a big believer from my 10 + years in recruiting that gaps are big dealbreakers in a resume screen.

«Infidelities are devastating, but not necessarily relationship dealbreakers.»

Having only limited amounts of phosphorus available may not be a total dealbreaker for life, even life as we know it, according to Avi Loeb, an astronomer at Harvard University in Massachusetts who wasn't involved with the new research.

Granted, this isn't a major dealbreaker for diligent parents, but we have to acknowledge that «catfishing» is a thing and it only takes one bogus friend request to slip through to compromise a child's safety.

I have to admit, the original Pebble's design was a complete dealbreaker for me.

The majority of women (59 %) said they have a negative perception of dates who suggest going to fast food restaurants, while 10 % said it's an immediate dealbreaker.

Are they really dealbreakers or can you compromise?

Zoosk surveyed more than 9,000 singles about their online dating dealbreakers with surprising results.

When looking for a potential partner online, some of the most important dealbreakers are: smoking, drinking, political views, religious views, education, racial background and children.

We could literally have a whole site called Dealbreaker, and I think people would love it.»

Either way, the «globe» camera and awkward controls that are passable in single player are dealbreakers when playing with others, online or off.

However, a Morgan Stanley spokesman, Mark Lake, told Dealbreaker, «we have no plans to make cuts in fixed income or equities today or in the future.»

I love the addition of raw summer sweet corn — and I really think you'll dig the fresh flavor — but if uncooked corn is a personal dealbreaker, feel free to grill your ear beforehand OR give the kernels a quick sauté in a little olive oil.

Why don't such dealbreakers prevent relationships from getting off the ground in the first place?

Consistent with prospect and error management theories, people weighed dealbreakers more negatively than they weighed dealmakers positively; this effect was stronger for women (vs. men) and people in committed relationships.

About the device itself: a few dealbreakers.

Refer to dealbreakers vs nice - to - haves for help in identifying what is important.

To that end, Mesh has introduced numerous game - changing features, including patent - pending Mismatch ®, Dealbreakers ® and Only Mesh Knows, for a better online dating experience:

My complaints aren't ultimately dealbreakers because the LR4 excels at the areas that matter most.

If you don't have one, that is an obvious dealbreaker.

A lot of times you can get hung up on issues you think are going to be dealbreakers only to discover that no one even notices them.

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As far as the top dealbreaker, there was a time when geography, age, and religion were at the top of the list.

Frame rate stutters, a sporadic camera, and a seemingly useless dodge roll are almost dealbreakers in an action game of this type.

Up to five of these questions can be marked at Dealbreakers.

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One way the Liberal Democrats could try and fix the problems of 2010 might be to offer «red lines» - especially fervent promises which, if not met by Labour or the Tories in the event of a hung parliament, would become dealbreakers.

In a time of deep austerity, that's a political dealbreaker for the coalition.

The main dealbreaker for me, and the reason why I can't give this dress 4 stars even though I'd like to, is that it's short for a maxi.

I think dealbreakers are good, and important.

1 EliteSingles surveys where meeting for coffee has been chosen as the ideal first date include our First Date study (2013), our Dating Dealbreakers study (2016) and our Coffee Day study (2016).

All of these women will be in and off dating apps year after year, with the same dealbreakers but an increasingly smaller dating pool as they age.

Which means dealbreakers can be hard to spot right away.

The Mismatch and Dealbreaker features can help narrow down the dating field.