Sentences with phrase «examples of situations close»

Not exact matches

So is there situation where you are getting a bit more help from vendors in terms of support and then totally separate just wondering if there are any examples, if there are any retail competitors out there where you have seen them close stores that you could look at and say we are clearly seeing the pickup in volume in one of your stores that are nearby to that close store and what are those retailers that you are seeing them.

Don't blame the process for the Sanchez situation, blame Wenger & Gazidis for not getting their business done earlier and / or not following through with the promises they have made to their high priced talent and their devoted fans... someone please give me an example of another supposed «top club» allowing their top player to go unsigned before the final year of their contract unless they were severely injured or the club was planning on selling said player prior to their final year... on a side note, Wenger might complain about the transfer window closing so late but just think about how problematic that could be for our team which usually waits until the last second to make deals... on the one hand we might have less «panic» buys, whereas on the other hand those same ridiculous purchases might just have come weeks earlier... Wenger will find excuses for his ineptitude in the transfer market regardless of the deadline date

The closest historical example to the situation you describe would seem to be the reprimand of Rep. Charles Wilson in 1978 (House resolution 1414 of the 95th Congress) for «false statement before [the] Ethics Committee investigating the influence of a foreign government».

The students already knew that a few examples were not enough to prove a conjecture, and that just one situation where the example doesn't work should be enough to disprove (we were close to discussing the concept of a counterexample).

The closed questions offered educators the opportunity to describe changes to the climate in their school after the election, while the open - ended ones gave them the opportunity to provide examples and descriptions of the kinds of behavior and interactions they had witnessed among students and how educators are handling the situation.

For example, they can have students choose which of two newly learned words best applies to a given situation, discuss semantic features that differentiate close synonyms (e.g., shout and scream), and rank words according to meaningful criteria to help ELLs achieve deeper understanding.

To me it can make perfect sense to do something today — say close a little used credit card account — that might drop my credit score a few points if I see more than offsetting (in my view of my personal situation) benefits — reducing my vulnerability to fraud, simplifying my life, and eliminating a tool that can tempt me to spend more than I can afford, in this example.

A typical example of this would be a foreclosure, short sale or situation where a faster closing time would beat out competing offers.

Having written plenty in the past about the general impact of closing credit cards, this time I'm going to provide some very specific examples that you can apply to your own credit card situation, regardless of how many cards or what kind of credit limits you have.

For example, making her stay close to a group of children who are lighting firecrackers will only make her more afraid, and could cause her to become aggressive in an attempt to escape from the situation.

The raise of the level of the sea, for example, could create situations of extreme gravity when taking into account that a quarter of the world population lives by the sea or very close to it, and that most megacities are located in coastal areas.

If you think about the situation of a 43 year old, for example, he probably only needs life insurance for about 20 years until his career is coming to a close, the kids are out of the house, etc..

For example, she examines why some people — but not others — choose to avoid situations that facilitate relationship initiation, how people's offers and requests for support change as partners develop close relationships, and how unique features of the relationship context shape partners» physiological, behavioral, and psychological responses to stressful situations in newly - formed relationships.

When courts or legislatures do address the principles for adjudicating child custody disputes, they often act without close attention to factual complexity, empirical evidence, or respect for generally prevailing principles of lawmaking... [An] example of thoughtless action in the custody area occurred in the 1980s when several jurisdictions adopted a strong preference for joint custody... [T] he presumption for joint custody was adopted without careful attention to empirical evidence or diversity of factual situations....

The example of an estate sale, or a «matrimonial disruptus» situation where an owner might prefer to accept a lesser dollar APS due to an ability of a buyer to be able to close immediately, or any of many in an offer, plausible reasons to accept.