Sentences with phrase «example some people assumed»

When I became a mother for example some people assumed that I was going to cut my hair short and wear jeans or sweat pants all day.

Not exact matches

For example, a nervous smile while rejecting an offer during a negotiation won't help you get what you want; it will just make the other person feel uneasy about working with you because they'll assume that you're up to something.

In this scenario, this person could contribute $ 5.5 k to roth via backdoor, 17.5 k to 401k, an employer contribution to 401k (assume $ 3.5 k in this example) and another $ 30k to roth via after tax 401k withdrawal / conversion to roth... each year!!

Example assumes a joint life annuity, 66 - year - old person, 3 % inflation rate and the 2016 average benefit level from the Social Security Administration.

Is it fair to assume that some good people are spared a catastrophe while other good people suffer it (think of floods, for example)?

For fun, I'd love to hear one or two concrete examples of assumed, unspoken, undesirable rules people have encountered in their actual churches — and ones which you then broke.

In Luke «his own country» is assumed to mean Israel, and examples from the stories of Elijah and Elisha are cited to show that Gentiles may receive greater favor than the chosen people.

Much of traditional and contemporary Christian proclamation, apologetics and worship assumes an innate «suspicion» within people that for the world to be the way it is there must be a greater power behind it - note, for example, Paul's statement to the Romans: «There is no excuse at all for not honouring God, for God's invisible qualities are made visible in the things God has made».

Whether to follow his example or not is a personal choice everyone gets to make, but at least make an informed choice, knowing who Jesus actually was, and what he actually did and is doing, and not assuming the the over 44,000 Christian denominations are all telling the truth — not even logical since they are all saying different things, and the Bible says God's people would be united.

If, for example, people encounter news stories over time featuring Jewish people and issues, and those stories make up well above 1 percent of total news stories — a likely outcome given the prominence of Middle East conflicts — then they would reasonably assume that the Jewish population is proportionately above 1 percent.

The standpoint of national religion appears in the utterances in which God's interests are identified with those of the people, when for example Israel's war is assumed to be God's war, Israel's honor God's honor, Israel's country God's country.

Your example of Jesus» perspective on the tower in Siloam is a curious one, seeing as Jesus was responding to the hypocrisy of those who assumed that disasters happen to people who are «greater sinners» than they.

Light salad dressings, for example, can get tricky, according to Women's Health Magazine, since most people assume «light» refers to healthier, they often end up using more.

this is a great example of how competent, well - trained midwives are able to deal (at home) with many «issues» that ppl often assume can only be dealt with in the hospital.

An 1884 newspaper illustration, for example, depicted a skeleton disguised as a fruit seller offering produce to little children, suggesting that raw, unboiled fruits and vegetables led to cholera.17 The actual culprit, especially in such turn - of - the - century urban metropolises as New York City, with its inadequate, overloaded water and sewer systems, was most likely bacteria residing on the outside of the produce, or contaminated water or milk that happened to be ingested, rather than anything in the produce itself.18 Given the laxative effect of fruits and vegetables if consumed in excess, however, it is understandable that people assumed fresh produce might contribute to diseases with symptoms that included diarrhea.

You assume that all babies will learn to go to sleep on their own in a few nights, which is not true For example, I know people whose baby has to cry for 30 minutes to get to sleep every nap and every night and it didn't stop after a few nights (they continued it for over a year).

While you probably have a good idea what networks your people use, and probably assume «a lot» of your supporters are on Facebook for example, do you know if it's half or more like 90 %?

I guess my comment - written in too much haste and not enough thought - is a good example of how «ordinary» people can be earning a lot more than is typically expected or assumed, and in turn how popular perceptions of income distributions can indeed by quite far off the mark.

For example, they're assuming people are going to retire at 20 years, and that's not a given.

For example, if we see a good friend hit somebody, it's natural to assume that the unknown person did something bad and had it coming.

In a speculative example, Zittrain has calculated that, assuming a population in Iran of around 72 million people, it would cost around $ 17,000 for the government to use Mechanical Turk to identify any arbitrary person's picture, without the users that are doing it realising the cause they have enlisted in.

«Some people were assuming you can affect happiness if, for example, you picked the right goals, but there was all this literature that suggested it was impossible, that what goes up must come down.»

Given these and countless other examples, people have often assumed that musical talent runs in families.

Although it's easy to assume that people tend to disastrously impact environmental health,» says Armstrong, «through studying the archaeological record and working with Indigenous collaborators, we see many examples of ancient societies that have successfully responded to environmental instability by conscientiously managing their resources and behaving in ways that promote resilient and biodiverse habitats.»

For example, the white paper assumes only 20 people in the world are willing to pay $ 30 million per seat.

Trickier still is that people sometimes assume it's «just TMJ,» only to later realize that their symptoms are something else entirely; Dr. Bakhtiari has seen patients who actually had a misdiagnosed tumor, multiple sclerosis, or other brain lesions, for example.

Now, if we assume that both people wish to maintain their current weight, then it means that they will need to consume the same amount of calories that they burn or, in this example, 2400 calories for the person with the high metabolism and 2100 calories for the person with the low metabolism.

In the examples above, let's assume the person made it to the gym...........

Light salad dressings, for example, can get tricky, according to Women's Health Magazine, since most people assume «light» refers to healthier, they often end up using more.

Hi Davis, the 50/50 example assumes both individuals have contributed equally and you're right — it's technically based on the amount each person has contributed.

For this example, assume this single person, let's call her Sue, has a taxable income of $ 500,000.

In this example, I am assuming the client is a first time user of a VA loan, the person is regular military (not reserves or National Guard, and does not have a VA related disability).

For example, a young person in the bottom tax bracket would expect to also withdraw those savings in retirement also in the bottom tax bracket, assuming government benefits use up the 0 % tax bracket.

I assumed that the person in this example is in their 40s and has 20 years to reach their goal, which is $ 1,000,000 in today's dollars.

Assume, for example, a person purchases a home for $ 650,000 and then spends $ 50,000 to renovate the kitchen and add a bathroom.

For example, if a community member needs help with medical treatment, flea preventative, food or needs a crate, we will work with the person to try to service their needs, assuming our resources allow for it.

The problem is that because flea and tick awareness happens in May, for example, people assume that's the only time they need to worry about fleas and ticks.

Assuming 20 percent of the people who purchase the deal never redeem their coupons, based on the previous example, now you've sold $ 6,900 worth of goods for the same $ 6,000, less than 15 percent off.

However, when you look at the characters people make an unconscious decision on who they will play as because of what they think they will be like, for example, you look at the character with the hammer and assume he hits harder as he has a really big hammer or the female and assume shes quick and nimble.

For example, in a game such as a so - called FPS (first person shooter), a case is assumed in which a player character is equipped with a plurality of weapons.

Some examples of these acts, but not limited to the following, are: misrepresentation, falsifying records or documents, assuming the identity of another person, or furnishing fraudulent information.

For example, his name appears in Celeste Dupuy - Spencer's drawing Trump Rally (And some of them I assume are good people)(2016), and Postcommodity's four - channel video installation, A Very Long Line (2016), makes palpable the experience of undocumented immigrants blocked by endless fences on the Mexican border, reminding viewers of Trump's pledge to build a wall there.3

Here is another example (remember Prof. Bob Carter, now ex-JCU) of people's personal and professional lives being deliberately abused, one assumes, as a deliberate tactic used by those who agree with the use of tyrannical politics to silence their critics, lest the truth come out and they be exposed for fraud and misconduct, and to be shown up as faux «scientists».

For example, the estimated annual emissions reduction from living car free assumes that a person lives completely car free.

David Murry, I find it odd that David MacKay assumes we have to replace the energy content of oil (40kWh / person / day) with electric transport, even though he gives examples of electric cars using 15kWh / 100 km?

For example, could you set up a recording device on the desk and have it recording what you're saying during the whole conversation assuming it's not sensitive enough to pick up what the other person is saying also?

I know some lawyers with many years of experience in, for example, Bay Street corporate commercial law, and even they report that people automatically assume that they specialize in Aboriginal law.

For example, assume a motorist causes an accident resulting in injuries to another person totaling $ 200,000.

For example, many people would assume (fairly or unfairly) that male lawyers are not as attuned to the labyrinth of unspoken gender biases, social structures and power dynamics that women must navigate every day.

For example, let's assume there is a catastrophic injury case where the at - fault person only has low bodily injury insurance limits of $ 10,000.