Sentences with phrase «free points seems»

Getting free points seems to be the point of fading the public so I don't see why it would be worse if you bet SD +7 with a 35 % backing rather than SD +5.5 with a 20 % backing.

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(At this point, it's also worth noting that Facebook's claims about the effectiveness of Free Basics as a development tool in India are highly debatable — the vast majority of those who took up the offer were existing Internet users who wanted some free data, and it seems a very small number of genuinely new users actually graduated to the world of paid - for Internet accFree Basics as a development tool in India are highly debatable — the vast majority of those who took up the offer were existing Internet users who wanted some free data, and it seems a very small number of genuinely new users actually graduated to the world of paid - for Internet accfree data, and it seems a very small number of genuinely new users actually graduated to the world of paid - for Internet access.

It seems an obvious point, but the spirit of 20 percent time is to allow as much free rein to your employees as possible.

While the sign - up bonus may seem low compared to other travel reward credit card offers of 50,000 points or more, 25,000 SPG points can be more valuable in terms of being able to redeem them for free nights and air travel.

How does everyone else seem to get enough miles and points to score free hotel stays and flights?

It is easy to see why that seems like the right tool: Free exercise jurisprudence has frequently involved the crafting of prudential exemptions and accommodations — precisely the carving out of spaces — that could allow religious believers to act on their convictions even in the face of contrary public sentiments or (up to a point) public laws.

I think Mark Frees makes some very good points in this article, and it opened my eyes quite a bit to some of the problems churches have today and why, but I have to say I don't completely agree with the conclusion he seems to come to.

The point about all these pontifications, I thought at the time, whether over the airwaves or in the print media, either by secular commentators or by the kind of Catholics the liberal media like to give a platform to because their views on the Catholic tradition are so similar to their own (it seemed by the beginning of the conclave that it had all been going on for ever) was — or so I reflected then in my simple way — that this wonderful free - for - all was the only chance for many of them to be heard at all on this subject.

This seems to me to be the whole point behind Dewey's ideal of a democratic community and is perhaps what Rorty had in mind when he called for free discussion.

lol, yes clay i am an atheist... i created the sun whorshipping thing to have argument against religion from a religious stand point... however, the sun makes more sense then something you can't see or feel — the sun also gives free energy... your god once did that for the jews, my gives it to the human race as well as everything else on the planet, fuk even the planet is nothing without the sun... but back to your point — yes it is very hypocritical of me, AND thats the point, every religious person i have ever met has and on a constant basis broken the tenets of there faith without regard for there souls — it seems to only be the person's conscience that dictates what is right and wrong... the belief in a god figure is just because its tradition to and plus every else believes so its always to be part of the group instead of an outsider — that is sadly human nature to be part of the group.

At this point it would seem the definition of religion is so broad as to be meaningless in deciding cases, at least free exercise cases.

My point is, Chubb and Free seem to be similar players.

However, it seems a little strange that the former Cardiff City ace is a talking point already, as not only has he got a long run on his current deal still, but Jack Wilshere's future would surely be the more prominent issue given he'll become a free agent this summer.

Dimitri Payet's free - kick was deflected out for a corner, at which point the defence seemed to relax.

But just when it seemed Kazakhstan would hold out for an unlikely point, Wales grabbed the all - important goal through Ladd's fine free - kick with seven minutes remaining.

I can not imagine her grief, but it seems she did this (free birth) to prove a point.

Amazon seems to have missed the point that Finland's 80 - year - old scheme was designed to reduce cot deaths and infant mortality rates, and tackle poverty and inequality, not act as a free sampling service for the baby feeding and products industries.

It seems counter productive to limit or deny free formula and baby items to women that actually need them to prove a point about breast feeding.

«Some of the challenges we are dealing with right now point to the fact that, because there hasn't been any clearly written policy that will guide the Free SHS policy, like most other policies, there is a reason we seem to be going back and forth,» IMANI Africa's President, Franklin Cudjoe previously stated.

He's now on lactose - free milk and barley water — she seems to feel the barley water helps his stomach — but who knows what is helping or hurting at this point.

Late last year I was invited to present at a conference in Sydney, and though I knew life would be hectic and the timing would be tricky with finishing the semester and getting my students prepped for finals, things always seem much more achievable and stress - free from the vantage point of the date being far into the future.

That this is the note on which the film ends lends a conclusive element to what in its early stages seems to be a more free - form narrative careening between depictions of place and circulation which is notable in its exclusion of the global north as a central point of reference.

Moon Studios seems freed by the lower price point of a downloadable game to make something that isn't artificially extended.

Albert Einstein made this point in the Evolution of Physics when he observed that «physical concepts are the free creations of the human mind and are not, however it may seem, uniquely determined by the external world».

Authors seem to have realized the value of «sales,» since at this point 31 % of original and 35 % backlist titles have been either free or discounted at some point, substantially more than last time around, especially for backlist.

If you can't break the 200 - 300 book borrows / free day thresh - hold, then there seems to be little point in having those free days at all.

At one point where she had 4 summers of «love», it seemed that she would be able to be free of the burdens of her life but that was not meant to be, and she continued with her daily life and its challenges.

(And for those who were wondering, I did a search and it seems at this point, there is no way you can get a free copy of your own book.)

Engineered to a price point perhaps seems a little too clinical an expression, but with the BlackBerry Curve 8520 available on Vodafone (for example) for free on a # 25 a month contract (for 24 months), that's no bad thing.

Though I am willing to offer my books for free, from time to time, to encourage people to look at them who wouldn't otherwise, as a general rule, I do not want my books priced below the $ 3 mark, which is the point at which it seems Kindle buyers will purchase a book without considering what it is about.

In recent years I have noticed that the trend is away from easy access to such high quality content (paywalls, closures, metered reading, paid apps etc) it doesn't seem to have made a huge impact because rivals keep popping up in the free space (many for every one site that goes behind a wall of some kind) but the average quality seems just a little lower (in some specific cases much lower) I do wonder if there won't at some point be a better market for paid non-fiction ebooks (or paid non-fiction content generally) as more of the best stuff resides behind walls of some kind.

I was previously using the Amex Gold Card for travel reward points but I have switched to the Amex Blue Cash card and the Chase Freedom card because the points needed to get free air fare got too high and it seems that cash back is a better way to go.

I can't seem to find a way to check my points, and what more I need to acquire a free flight.

Given the price points commanded by natural and grain - free items, the farm and feed channel seems like an obvious place to gain continuing growth for these high - performing categories.

It seems that Cancun and other popular tourist destinations won't allow one to use accumulated points or free night stays at the all - inclusive properties.

While the sign - up bonus may seem low compared to other travel reward credit card offers of 50,000 points or more, 25,000 SPG points can be more valuable in terms of being able to redeem them for free nights and air travel.

I rarely stay at Hilton properties so I've had a balance of around 80,000 Honors points sitting in my account for some time (most of the points came from a sign - up bonus for the free Hilton Amex credit card) and this seemed like a good time to use them.

The best promotions for points towards a free night seem to come from IHG and Club Carlson.

Worms may not seem as high as those games... well maybe people will see Worms higher than Freedom Cry, but my point in this comment, despite all the lame games that were given free after that price increase, I can not deny the games we've received recently were much worthy of that $ 60 subscription.

Well, immediately it seems like something is up when Apple made a point of demoing Asphalt 8 [Free] and briefly displaying Transistor [$ 4.99]-- both of which are decidedly not sub-200 MB games.

Instead we seemed to get them trying to make the Xbox One seem like it was giving back to consumers, free games with Gold subscriptions, converting to real world currency instead of silly Microsoft Points.

Part of the point of PS Plus seems to be that while the devs are giving us the game for «free» (not counting a lot of money from Sony), they make even more money from DLC purchases.

At 800 Microsoft points, Rotastic seems to be far overpriced, and would sit better as a budget iOS game or even a free to play flash game.

I love my ps3 because online is free and it has a lot of features compared to the ps4... PS4 at this point in time seems a little lack luster....

@Jerome http://segabits.com/blog/2013/02/06/breaking-down-and-explaining-the-sega-sammy-q3-2013-results/ This is what I wanted to point out: «Phantasy Star Online 2 — Over 1.7 million registered users» Think about it, at that point, theres no telling what possible income that might be... See, if people wanted to, they could buy Arks Cash every month to get the premium services, which would make it seem like a sub fee, but it's not, because it's not required since it is a free to play game (unless you like to have the services all the time).

Still, and I don't like complaining about a good bargain, that seems to be partly due to Nintendo's naivety when it comes to content — a price point closer to # 20 would still have worked quite well, considering that they're supporting the game in other ways with free 200cc mode updates and such.

In these last years Turner seems to have been at his most experimental, perhaps age had set him free, as the title of the exhibition suggests, because by this point Turner was painting for himself and for his art which was at the time mocked and ridiculed.

She exposes it as being as manipulative as any other artistic medium, as the critic Roberta Smith pointed out when the Centerfolds made their debut in 1981: «The psychological weight of the work is so direct that at times it seems to free the viewer to see very clearly the formal manipulations which are at its source.

It seems such an index would be more free of adjustment induced variations and more directly related to temperature trends, at least for the set of points sampled.

The point would seem to be that skeptics distrust all government, publicly funded science because they believe the peer review system has been corrupted and incestuous — after all, it's not a free market system — and the «ClimateGate» brouhaha just served as a confirmation to them of this deeper distrust.