Sentences with phrase «first quote»
In the very first quote in this article it has been mentioned that ``... winning in the markets is about skill and discipline, not luck..».
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Don't settle for the very first quote that you get, since these quotes are often given for free.
First the quotes from the book and then the commentary:
Unpublished poem first quoted by Michael Kimmelman in «Interwoven Destinies As Artist and Wife,» The New York Times, August 24, 1995, C11.
All he can offer now is a 12 month loan at 11.25 % (at first he quoted 9.99 %) which is a far cry from the 30 yr amort 7.75 % ARM fixed for 3 with a -2.5 % margin.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D - Nev., wants Republicans to condemn Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy for making racist remarks first quoted by the New York Times.
Dean first quoted Robert Heinlein's Rules For Writers a few years ago, and most of his readers shuddered.
On October 1, 1928 the DJIA of 30 stocks was first quoted in the WSJ.
He also said that it was a mistake to have been too dismissive of the impact of fake news, and clarified that the number of accounts affected the privacy fiasco may be closer to 87 million, instead of 50 million which was first quoted by the media.
When our parents tried to apply for a car loan or mortgage, they would often take the very first quote they were offered, because multiple inquiries into their credit history would hurt their score.
As noted in the first quote, if you are solving real pain for real people, you have the chance to create something long lasting and durable that will literally change how people live their lives.
In addition, the first quote doesn't exactly pass the smell test.
Now I don't know to exactly what you was responding to me about but you do not consider the first quote to be a claim?
By the way the first quote is actually from Chris Wright's new book — The Mission of God's People — although he definitely says similar things in The Mission of God.
You responded to the my first quote from the Bible, but not to the second.
The second he talks about the «worldly» folk being more «authentic» — my word, not his - and in the first quote he reveals his own anger at overhearing his father's prayers that sound both authentic and all about the inner experience as he wrestled with his faith.
In response to the first quote from Palmer, we would say that one reason the Calvinist so clearly see election in this text is precisely because they read the Bible with preconceived notions about election.
By the way, the first quote you mention on the nature of heaven has very little to do with your argument.
Not directly on topic (although the first quote is), but I couldn't help but share.
I am not sure I follow your first quote.
As someone who has struggled with some yucky health issues in the past, I love that first quote!
But that first quote is unrealistic.
The first quote was an attempt to reduce Wenger's comments into six words.
I love the first quote that you used.
I love nursing but when I read your first quote I said to myself oh that is how I feel!
@Alexei - as the first quote notes, cost is hard to measure apples to apples.
White Nationalism is actions or beliefs aligning with the first quote block, while White Supremacy is the first amplified by the second quote block.
The first quote - «our industry» — yes, that's ALL you care about it YOUR INDUSTRY.
The CNN link pertains only to my first quote.
He then repeated some variation of that first quote over — and over, and over — as reporters tried in vain to get him to admit that he won't have enough votes to make anything happen tomorrow.
«What I said, I think the first quotes were that I was puzzled and I had more questions than answers,» Miner said.
The first quote comes from her conference speech of 1978 and the rest from the Conservative Party manifesto of 1979.
The first quote is from the 1983 Manifesto, and the second from The Times in 1988.
Basically, what it amounts to is that when a potential buyer comes in to look at a car he is first quoted an exorbitant price.
The first quote I would like to feature considers concepts I have discussed previously in this series that relate to insulin / glucose metabolism in the context of mitochondrial function and oxidative activity: