Sentences with phrase «in general sense»

It doesn't matter what style, trend or whether it's timeless in general sense as long as you love it and you want to keep it forever.
I don't even follow politics in a general sense, only headlines in a general sense.
You could elect to be a Customer, and I could provide you with area comparables in a general sense, and using that information you might decide what the property would be worth «to you.»
Within the Commissioner's (at the time it was Melanie Aiken) Applications the overall theme is one of an attempt to argue what is best for real estate consumer's in a general sense, while at the same time arguing that the concept of VOW's can only be seen as having a significant benefit for real estate consumer's — who are only ever regarded as Customer's!
Experiences are what make us what, and who, we are, and are what help us to formulate opinions in the general sense.
«In a general sense, the biggest opportunity for individual brokers has always been and will continue to be consistently nurturing, in a very personal way, the relationships with the folks that have used their services or referred them business in the past,» says Waugh.
Marty also mixes CREA's attempts at advertising campaigns that relate to promoting REALTOR value in a general sense, in with what he feels an individual agent should do towards personal efforts around finding customers or clients.
So long as one understands thresholds and bell curves — and how to interpret information on charts and graphs — and use the averaging information to show variables in a general sense, showing market ups and downs, then of course one could say, generally speaking that it might be more appropriate to buy in one locale as opposed to another.
As a result, organized real estate has attracted a sub-industry comprised of individuals who see an opportunity to profit from what they see as our perceived, in a general sense, shortcomings.
In a general sense, one might say that the constant change of legislation and regulations is almost stifling in our industry.
The meeting went well, in a general sense over a couple of hours, hosted by a broker who sat on many committees, both local and TREB.
One of the regular contributors to REM has been critical in a general sense of home price levels in Ontario, as being too high as a result of home - buyer's not receiving the best advice.
If things don't change, in a general sense, and you are not able to express yourself in an identity that fits you than therapy is not doing its job.
The second strategy for such education vis a vis expert testimony is to have the expert testify about the phenomenon of parental alienation and what it looks like in a general sense.
A systems engineer, in the general sense of the term, is responsible for maintenance and management of any system, be it mechanical, electrical, or an electronics system, or of some other form.
Athletics is a genre of sports; however, in a general sense athletics is refers to all types of sports.
Art, in its general sense, means producing an object or performing an activity which contains some unusual / transcendental meaning in it and pleases us by manifesting the same.
S: Situation — You need to paint a picture in a general sense.
S: Situation — Situation means that you need to paint a picture in a general sense.
While most have now heard about Bitcoin in a general sense, there is still a lot of confusion about what it actually is.
Ethereum has a few similarities to Bitcoin in a general sense; mining is the process of adding «transactions» — whatever they are, to the Ethereum blockchain.
While his experience with the Google Home Mini is similarly disappointing in the general sense, his Pixel phone is surprisingly more compatible with the device than my iPhone, despite the fact we use all the same apps to interact with it.
Maybe it's connected to his relationship (used in a general sense) with Wylie, maybe not.
In a general sense, our car insurance policies are protecting our financial investment in the vehicles we own and drive.
They are there to help you figure out what works best for you individually and not just in a general sense.
Being younger typically means being healthier, in a general sense, which pretty much always leads to cheaper life insurance policies.
I will discuss the possibilities and try to explore in a general sense because every insurance company has a different approach.
But, the Nike company can nip that process in the bud by bringing anti-dilution suits against people who use the term in the general sense rather than to refer only to goods made by them.
First, the notion of «equity» applied in Quebec law is equity in its general sense and is connected to concerns for «fairness in contract.»
[32] The only other entity which is not a party that may, in a general sense, have an interest in this type of situation would be the Public Guardian and Trustee who, through its statutory obligation, has an interest in protecting infants in this type of context.
In other words, until the Crown establishes that there is a «case to meet», an accused is not compellable in a general sense (as opposed to the narrow, testimonial sense) and need not answer the allegations against him or her.
The amount of information required to stay abreast of the changing law, in a general sense, is massive.
The first section of the book, entitled «Starting and Growing Your Firm,» is fairly self - explanatory in a general sense, but it contains a wide array of nuanced information from successful professionals who have been there, done that.
I was thinking more in a general sense.
I agree, in a general sense, with Judith, Gary, and you; however, I may not agree with everything you all might say about each other.
If glaciers melt, it says little in the general sense about the net input to those glaciers.
In a general sense, we are left to wonder why high - level lawyers would be expected to comprehend the complex climate science details offered by PhD - level scientists.
In a general sense, the earlier assessments are still valid, but the assessments have become much more complete over time, evolving from making very simple, general statements about sectoral impacts, through greater concern with regions regarding observed and projected impacts and associated vulnerabilities, through to an enhanced emphasis on sustainability and equity, with a deeper examination of adaptation options.
Where has it been demonstrated that if we know the temps for a 2 month period of time that we then know even in a general sense what the annual or decadal temperature mean will be?
In a general sense, it doesn't really matter if the water molecules in the air are the same from one day to the next.
In a general sense, Gleick is correct to say that every weather event is in principle impacted by the changing climatic circumstances.
And the reasons for this are political in a general sense.
I would put WUWT at the top of the list of those to «take down» in a general sense, but strategically I would target people like Judith.
Descriptios of UV use the word «burn» in a general sense, but that's not actually what is happening, the skin does not become hotter.
The stepwise regime changes are part of a feedback mechanism, in the general sense of the word.
, etc... (well in a general sense yes, since my aim * is * to communicate...) * And in some cases sidling up * close *, in a personal - space - invasion way.
«No one seriously claims to know whether the past warming was caused by human activities; whether further warming will occur and, if it does, whether it will result from human activities, and whether such warming in some general sense would be a bad thing.»
In a general sense, the thickness of each annual layer tells how much snow accumulated at that location during the year.
After a few years, you will see that while daily fluctuations are beautiful and interesting, as well as informative in a general sense, trends are a bit harder to spot.
Thus, in some general sense, cooling the surface of the ocean through solar climate engineering will weaken hurricane intensity.
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