Sentences with phrase «gives you a degree of»

Given their degree of poverty and deprivation, it seems probable that only a relatively small amount would be saved in the form of foreign currency.

The striking progress of the physical scientists has also given them a degree of prestige which has invited admiration and emulation by workers in other fields.

We may believe that God was always seeking to reveal Himself to men, but because He had created man in His own likeness and so had given him a degree of freedom, limited but still authentic, He could not do so until He found in the succession of the prophets and seers of Israel men sufficiently responsive to Him to prepare the way for His act in the incarnation.

Second, casting someone as a bigot does not nullify the truthfulness of what they believe, though I imagine on some level it serves your agenda and gives you some degree of satisfaction.

It provides institutions with a guaranteed budget for the year that gives them a degree of financial stability.

«It is always difficult to get the right balance between scaremongering and, on the other hand, giving a degree of reassurance,» he added.

It is doubtful any other hard working Select Committee could bolt this on to its agenda and give it the degree of scrutiny it deserves and needs.

The appointment of special counsel gives a degree of remove for the investigation from the Trump administration and making things a lot more complicated for the president.

Given this degree of injustice, it is ironic that the EU's advocates, such as Nicolas Sarkozy, claim it prevents war in Europe.

This gives them a degree of control over those companies.

But the board's funding would come from research institutions, giving it a degree of independence not enjoyed by a government agency.»

By simply making exercise a team effort, you've given yourself a degree of encouragement and commitment when your desire to get moving is flagging.

Due to this, I'll discuss different degrees of shyness and then give my opinion on what should be included in the dating profile given the degree of shyness.

And, given the degree of difficulty involved, I'd say she's entitled.

Hanson is a learned man who appears to have given a degree of thought to ancillary choices that contradict the ease and lack of deliberation demonstrated by the film's execution.

A further 43 give some degree of priority in their oversubscription criteria, while nine grammar schools use it as a tie - breaker for allocating places to academically matched pupils.

However, given the degree of turmoil and violence in the US and around the world, we believe that a 21st Century approach that focuses on science, technology, and career paths is insufficient.

Both failed - neither cap sealed well enough when fully unthreaded given my degree of gorilla strength (not stunning).

Extensive wind tunnel testing helped produce a wind - cheating profile with a drag coefficient of 0.31, a remarkable achievement given the degree of downforce the car creates at high speed.

These include at a physical level, a greater volume of and improvements to sound insulation materials, while in the electronic arena the Engine Speed Control (ESC) smoothes downshifts and the torque converter is given a degree of slip that both improves its NVH qualities and gives improved drivability and economy.

I think these «rules were self - protective, although had she followed them rigidly she would have missed out ofn the things that eventually gave her a degree of stability.

Given the degree of support that the Big Five dahling had, the average Indy midlister would eat their lunch.

On either side of the bottom rear edge you'll find small inset speakers, giving some degree of stereo separation while you're watching a movie in landscape orientation.

In addition to the cards function, Google Now also offers a text and spoken - word search facility, along with a Siri - like voice command function that gives you a degree of control over the tablet itself.

This is understandable, given the degree of risk involved.

However, given the degree of the recent under - performance, for the first time in a long time both sectors are starting to look reasonably priced.

The thing that gives me some degree of confidence at this point relates to what I wrote at RealMoney earlier today:

All cats will seek out warm spots to snooze or rest in, arthritic cats will do so especially as warmth will give a degree of relief to painful joints.

His roots as a cattle dog give him a degree of confidence that belies his short physical stature.

Thankfully, the inclusions of the side quests gives some degree of variety to the overall experience.

Revelator gives you a degree of flexibility in your combos, especially after a «Dust» launch attack, and any good player is required to learn a few good combo strings if they hope to achieve success.

Given the degree of escalation around the matter, it makes sense that EA has hit the emergency stop button.

I am experiencing retroactive cautions given the degree of glamour, economic reward, and current cultural embrace of many things feminist which lack rigor, radicalization, and resistance.

It gives a degree of recognition which is extremely encouraging.

Den Breejen's artistic approach is particularly well suited to this endeavor; his mosaic - like technique, in which individual words are enclosed by rectangles of complimentary colors, breaks up the rigidity of the text and gives a degree of freedom and variability to its meaning.

These idols, who had diminished agency even in their most famous starring roles, are given a degree of authorial control through Bismuth's conceptual interventions into film history.

«The seriousness gives me some degree of hope,» he explained, noting how the near - term stresses fit within the political cycles of most developing democracies.

How could the human race possibly avoid such «climate chaos» given the degree of damage already done to the planet and the climate system from countless sources of anthropogenic activity?

The fossil fuel narrative in this article tackles the myths that tend to give a degree of social licence to new coal mines and gasfields.

«The index would incorporate all of the characteristics to create a yardstick by which forests around the world could be measured to give a degree of uniformity for the investor,» explained Murray - Philipson.

The presence of feedback effects and tipping points calls into question some of the most fundamental assumptions of climate change negotiations, including the belief that we can «overshoot» to, say, 550 ppm and then work back to 450 ppm (the path advocated in the Stern and Garnaut reports), that greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere can be stabilised at some level, and the belief that we can adapt to some given degree of warming.

It also gives us a degree of seperateness / independence between ocean and solar cycling that goes a long way to explaining the correlation problems which would then most likely arise from phasing differences between solar and oceanic variations.

It wouldn't be unfair to describe the beatdowns people give the likes of you and Scharführer Connelley as metaphorically raping intellectual children, given the degree of resistance you are able to put up to your violation.

In his judgment, Mr Justice Moylan agreed that the wife's spending was sufficiently exorbitant to satisfy the test regarding add backs and ruled «given the degree of the wife's profligacy and given that, on a broad perspective and even after deducting this sum, the wife will be able to meet her reasonable need, I consider it would be unfair to the husband not to do so.

The Court stated: «even given the degree of deference due to an adjudicator's exercise of the broad remedial discretion conferred by the Code, the reasons given in this case do not..., provide a cogent justification for the decision to order reinstatement» (para. 87).

Business liability gives you a degree of protection, but it may not be adequate for your growing business.

For so many learner drivers passing their driving test is a milestone, paving their way into adulthood and giving them a degree of freedom.

But those two proposals had one other thing in common, and that was giving some degree of power over the software transition to the miners that secure the blockchain.

Others reject the notion that such tokens should be treated as financial assets at all and fear that regulating them would give them a degree of legitimacy.

This was good news for bitcoin exchanges in China as they were not only given some degree of legitimacy, but they were exclusively allowed to deal with digital currency while banks and financial institutions weren't allowed to touch them.