Sentences with phrase «get different answers»

When I teach the Accredited Senior Agent course, I get different answers because agents who seek higher education and a designation, be it ASA or FRI or whatever, are already more dedicated.

Different cultures, with different «moral» systems, will get different answers to the same question.

That doesn't mean that I think «all moral systems are equal», only that I recognize that somebody embedded in a different moral system than mine will get different answers while considering themselves to be right.

You will get different answers.

That's why we get different answers.

Neither is necessarily better than the other, but when computing global averages from the two, you will get different answers from the same data because 2 × 2 and 5 × 5 grids give different weights to the data points.

If you model the interior of the centrifuge from the accelerated but non-rotating frame of Oak Ridge, you get different answers.

Be prepared to get different answers from your card issuers... (See Reduced credit card payment plans)

and you'll get different answers.

That's why it's important to shop around, you're likely to get different answers from different lenders.

Then I get different answers as to how it should be filled out.

If you have a warranty and something goes wrong don't bother giving them a call you will get different answers.

Ask your colleagues what it means to model with mathematics and you will probably get different answers from each one.

If you talk with 10 dating coaches, chances are you'll get different answers.

This is on my wish list for Christmas and after talking to a couple people at photo shops I get different answers.

Three - a majority of Americans don't think Assault Weapons should be legal to buy and while different wording of that poll will get different answers (I know you can find the opposite argument)- never let it be said that I'm not fair.

You will get different answers depending on which point of view people decide to emphasize in their answers.

Ask different people; get different answers.

We don't work in cups in the UK and when I google it I get different answers!

Many religions are conflicted on the issue, so obviously you will get different answers from different people.

You'll get different answers from different people across the team, because the idea of a «target buyer» is inconsistent, nebulous, and often based on hunches and feelings — not data.

Two weeks ago, entrepreneurs got a different answer to their never - ending question: How can I raise the funds necessary to start / expand / optimize my business?

You could get a different answer about their budget, or at least build the relationship for the future, in way of referrals or when they have the money to act.

If your bank says no, ask another bank and you may get a different answer.

Ask an atheist what their ethical system or ideology or goal is and you will get a different answer.

So whether to give communion to non-Catholics or not dependson which symbolic meaning of the Mass you are using, and you get a different answer depending on the symbol you choose.

I get a different answer from Christians when I ask this, so I am genuinely curious what you believe the reason to be.

Don Balón suggest that if Barcelona were to return for Coutinho in January, they may well get a different answer from the 25 - year - old now as he looks ahead to reintegrating at Liverpool in the coming months and proving his professionalism and commitment to continue to play an integral role for Jurgen Klopp's side.

«A mother who asks for formula because she wants to head over to the mall may get a different answer» She was totally my roommate for my last baby!

he asked, stating that, no matter how many times the question was asked, «You're not going to get a different answer.»

And we'd get a different answer.

The two sides based their calculations on different assumptions, so they got different answers.

Besides, there are many ways to divide a system into parts, of factorizing distributions, and you will get a different answer depending how you cut it into pieces.»

I've gotten different answers and not sure which is correct.

I may sound talking nonsense since I really don't know anything about mechanics but I've asked two friends and I got a different answer from each.

When I talked to several different people about installing the software, I got different answers, with one being that I would get charged for having the dealership install the software on the car.

«How can I turn out the best book I've ever written and do it in less time than I dreamed possible while enjoying the process» gets you a different answer than «Why can't I keep up with those other authors» or «What am I thinking even doing this?»

Good question - you'll get a different answer depending on who you ask because I wear many hats.

Its now April 22, 2015 and called the IRS several times and each time I get a different answer on the status.

I keep getting different answers from Fed Loan Servicing on how to calculate family size.

Now I got different answer that it is not ok to electronically send it because this is for previous years.

I had a simple question and I got different answers from 3 different bankers.

If your bank says no, ask another bank and you may get a different answer.

I had checked into this before on Sallie Mae / Navient's website, but it always said that the minimum payment is $ 208 for IBR (even with an income of $ 17k 2 person family)... I had no clue I had to go to a separate website (Studentloans.gov) to get a different answer.

If you're smart enough to have a homeopathic vet, you might get a different answer when you ask about the safety of the rabies vaccine.

Sounds to me like the people who work at Merial must have worked at the IRS at one time or another — each time you call, you get a different answer!

I've gone to so many websites and I've gotten different answers so I'll ask on here.

And if I get a different answer (which honestly happens more often than not) I'll call 2 - 3 more times, just to make sure.

We did some analyses related to solar, but depending on which data set we used, got different answer.

Can you explain why Bob gets a different answer, or is it a case of «this breaks one of my ten commandments — Thou shalt not think outside sacred peer review.»