Sentences with phrase «forgiving all»

If you will reach full retirement age during the year, the rules are more forgiving: Your benefits are reduced by $ 1 for every $ 3 you earn in excess of $ 45,360 until you reach full retirement age.

But in the 1920s the Allies imposed an unpayably high reparations burden on Germany — largely to obtain the foreign exchange to pay the Inter-Ally arms debts that the U.S. Government insisted on collecting, rather than forgiving these debts as allies traditionally had done among themselves upon achieving victory.

Because of this, the Citi Simplicity ® Card - No Late Fees Ever is the more forgiving of the two for customers who might miss a payment every so often.

But many investors are not so forgiving.

And frankly I'm somewhat forgiving of people who are naive about the «out years» like I outline in the last paragraph.

Amazon is in the vanguard of where technology wants to take the modern office: more nimble and more productive, but harsher and less forgiving.

That not only teaches them that we want to know when something is not right, but it helps build strong relationships — and having a strong relationship with our customers makes them more forgiving when mistakes do occur.

Finally, drill it in your head that having the patience to wait for the proper entry points is crucial when short selling stocks, as the short side of the market is less forgiving to ill - timed trade entries than the long side.

Example: Feather brand blades are very popular but they are too aggressive a blade for me and I find Derby or Wilkinson Sword very nice forgiving blades.

Still, most Tesla drivers appear to be forgiving of the company's growing pains, particularly those among China's equivalent of Silicon Valley.

I read several articles including those that had forgiving / understanding attitudes and scathing ones.

People are more forgiving, perhaps, when it comes to I mean or like.»

Ms. Merkel has ruled out forgiving any of Greece's debt but has left the door open to a new negotiation over extending the payment terms or reducing interest rates to help bring down Greece's annual debt payments.

Banks are not forgiving, and the last thing you want to do is build your business with a priority placed on having to pay back the bank before you invest further in your business.

It takes learning, practicing, failing, forgiving yourself and experimenting to find what works for you.

The clear consensus of the directors surveyed was that the corporate environment moves faster and is less forgiving of mistakes in selecting the CEO than in the past.

«The average customer is far less forgiving,» he says.

But it takes character and self - control to be understanding and forgiving.»

It is simple to handle and «forgiving»; its flight envelope makes it extremely maneuverable at low speeds and able to turn in tight spaces: this means it can circle over restricted areas and provide better support to the troops on the ground.

If you're a chronic procrastinator, science offers plenty of cures, from forgiving yourself for past lapses to strengthening your sense of identity.

The underlying factors driving the strength of the loonie have implications on how the BoC responds; the BoC is more forgiving if a stronger dollar is driven by fundamentals (i.e. greater foreign demand for Canadian goods / services) rather than investment flows.

This means he is prepared to be more forgiving in terms of past credit problems, will accept income volatility among the self - employed, and will ease onerous requirements to produce bank records from other countries when it comes to writing mortgage insurance policies for immigrants.

But not everyone has been so forgiving in the wake of the ransomware attacks.

Where would Amazon be if stock markets hadn't been so forgiving of its lack of desire to show quarterly profits for almost two decades?

While the company's stock soared along with its banking peers following the election of President Donald Trump in November, its 2017 has been less forgiving.

People are more forgiving than you might think.

I just think nowadays the market is less forgiving if an important stock falters,» he said.

Dotzler, who does not have a technical background, took it upon himself to act as a liaison between nontechies willing to serve as bug reporters and the programmers — helping to get the former up to speed and the latter to be more forgiving, and thus bringing thousands of new people into the project.

Choose dark colors that are forgiving and won't show every stain.

Sound like an understandable error that might have gone unnoticed by a forgiving public?

Shoppers can go fairly low on the clarity scale before inclusions or blemishes are visible to the naked eye, but cuts with large flat surfaces (like emerald shapes) are often less forgiving.

New design generates better control over the ball, extensive feedback when you have an off - center mis - hit, forgiving design because of the balance of the weight in the club face and sole of the club

But his unpredictable, free - spirited nature often got him into trouble with even his closest, most forgiving constituents.

Forgiving yourself your faults and weaknesses seems to work better than telling yourself you don't have many of them to start with.

It's an interesting finding that dovetails with earlier research showing that self - compassion — essentially being nice to yourself and forgiving yourself your mistakes — is also an effective way to get over a more specific form of regret, namely the guilt that comes after procrastination.

Rather than ruminating on your weaknesses or talking up your strengths, your best bet is probably to be your own good friend and simply accept your flawed human nature, forgiving yourself your errors.

«I've never seen an iron with that much ball speed generated, that's that forgiving,» Knitter adds.

The professor who authored the study had a pretty forgiving perspective on the fulfillment failure rate.

Constantly remind yourself that people are more forgiving than you think.

«Forgiving yourself for your mistakes increases motivation and engagement with goals,» McGonigal says.

The justices have been more forgiving of maps based on partisan advantage, though they soon may confront the issue of whether overly partisan districts can themselves violate the Constitution, in a case from Wisconsin.

Even for the employee who might quit, being intentional about forgiving and forgetting shows you don't want to ignore problems and hope they go away.

Luckily, Buffett was forgiving.

But this is more frequently an issue for TV actors, as shows have season deadlines that aren't always as forgiving as the ones for films.

One way to do this is to be generous and forgiving when someone else makes a mistake or disappoints you in some way.

The who's - who of anglophone Montreal live in and around Westmount, with former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's $ 7.95 million mansion just one of a number of notable residences (the average housing bill is a little more forgiving at just under $ 2 million).

«But it turns out people are very forgiving for something they love a lot,» he says.

With a quick shift in name and focus, but an equally forgiving waistband, that company grew up into Juicy Couture.

Luckily Sinek says audiences are more patient and forgiving than we know.

Lastly, the company uses a PROFLY dual - density midsole that offers a forgiving landing and a responsive toe - off.