Sentences with phrase «in something unrelated»

If your education is in something unrelated, this is a great time to tell a resume story about how an unrelated field makes you a better candidate, such as an art degree teaching you creative problem - solving.

With geopolitical tensions in places like Ukraine, emerging market selloffs in countries like Turkey and U.S. stocks» choppy start to 2014, more investors are seeking out hard assets as an opportunity to diversify a portfolio, hedge against inflation and pursue a solid return in something unrelated to the equity markets.

Not exact matches

He was dubbed the «Pharma Bro» and «the most hated man in America» at the time, but his current legal troubles stem from something unrelated.

Now I do agree that you told him «something», but I just think it was completely unrelated and had no place in this thread.

Once I asked you something completely unrelated to seex and to skirt the issue, you dove in with sins of the flesh.

It was in anger and hostility when my mother was having a tantrum about something totally unrelated.

Rather the future is unrelated to the present, something which might possibly not be, and its not being would make no change in the present; something which is coming some time, but which so far as its essential nature is concerned could already have been some time; indeed the speculation is widespread that the blessings of salvation pre-exist and are already present in heaven.

To be unrelated to something existent in one's environment, to which there is a real possibility of being related, is a mark of stupidity and fragility.

Yet it is never something ab - solutus in the etymological sense of the word, viz. «unrelated.»

A week later at an unrelated gathering, the day we were to talk, he pulls out the text I copied for him and says something like, «[waves it in my face] hey, are we still doing this?

I did so and received in response something unrelated to the subject matter.

Not at all unrelated and in some respects directly dependent upon this observation is another: namely, that Moses appears as something more than a mere man - as in the subsequent life of Israel he was more than a man!

What it turns into is me throwing everything I can into a bag, toss it in the car, start pestering him to see if he's ready yet — to which he usually finds something completely unrelated to traveling to do around the house and then I'm left fuming, and the cycle continues.

Completely unrelated, but I made cakepops last night (the full - of - gluten cake mix kind) in one of those nifty pans so my daughter had something different to take to school.

I have read lots of books, but it all seems to go out the window in the moment if I am trying to get somewhere, we are in a hurry, I am stressed about something completely unrelated...

It is common for allergies to run in families, so if Dad has an allergy — be it to peanuts or even something that seems unrelated to food, like hay fever — chances are that baby could have an allergy, too.

Or could it be something completely unrelated, like a change in vision that's affecting his ability to see the board clearly?

The Pirate Party, for example, might define it in rather a different way to The Labour Party UK, or Partido Del La Red of Argentina, or perhaps even The Green Party... The issue addressed, however, was not authoritativeness, but freedom of speech, so your answer has gone off on something of a tangent unrelated to my question.

«I understand the City Council wants to achieve something noble but it's going to be a very straightforward conversation with them about the actual money we have available,» the mayor said at an unrelated press conference in Queens.

For instance, mixed in with the legalization of pro MMA could be something completely unrelated on education reform, or something to do with banning smoking in churches, or whatever.

When we have something to say on the political front, we'll say it,» Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said at an unrelated press conference in Queens.

«Sometimes to get something done, you hold your tongue in public,» the mayor said when asked about the 180 - degree turn, during an unrelated press conference at a public school in Ridgewood, Queens.

In all these studies, researchers took a close look at whether there was something about the older fathers — unrelated to age — that increased the risk of schizophrenia in their childreIn all these studies, researchers took a close look at whether there was something about the older fathers — unrelated to age — that increased the risk of schizophrenia in their childrein their children.

I think we'll discover that there's something unrelated to wheat completely, unrelated to food completely that has changed how we — how we do this and I don't know if it's — you know, something in a processing step or --

Unrelated to the term «functional medicine,» functional disorders are defined as conditions in which there is altered function — something does not work right, but there is no apparent change in structure or chemistry.

-- Something as seemingly unrelated as an old ankle injury could result in a weak pelvic floor.

But seriously, I agree with you... blogging does take up all of our spare time and it is great to take a break once in a while and do things that are unrelated to blogging and just something for yourself.

From the very beginning, the place seems a little off (the dog won't go in the house, the basement is boarded up), but the family puts up with all of the seemingly unrelated annoyances (cold, the occasional foul stench, youngest daughter April's new imaginary friend) and attributes it to, well, something rational, something explainable.

Later on, Take - Two Interactive went on to state (in response to an unrelated question) that the the PC market is something that can not go ignored.

Venting or just doing something unrelated to school releases pressure in a faculty.

In other words, we regularly pay bonuses for something that is unrelated to classroom effectiveness.

Don't assume that because you did something one way in another industry, one unrelated to writing, it will work with indie publishing.

If you're married, and the two of you work in unrelated industries (i.e. something like engineering and teaching), you can be closer to the 3 month mark.

If you materially misrepresent the type of fire alarm you have, you could have a claim denied for something entirely unrelated like theft, because your lie induced the insurance company to write the policy in the first place, as well as impacted rating of the risk!

Sometimes they chop off text in a funny place or replace the statement description with something completely unrelated.

Because these symptoms of heart problems in dogs can indicate one of many possible conditions, and potentially even something unrelated to the cardiovascular system, we recommend scheduling an appointment with your veterinarian immediately if you suspect anything out of the ordinary.

Cerny: Chris is something good to talk about in the sense that, in his mind, you are either making the true gameplay or you are making what he calls icing, which is something completely different, unrelated to the experience, and it costs money and it distracts you.

Frankenthaler's largesse as a hostess is not unrelated to something essential in her work.

As such, this is one of the arguments which supports higher climate sensitivity — in the 3C per doubling of CO2 range, although «per doubling of CO2» is just a metric, but it really means «3C per forcing equivalent to a doubling of CO2» (because, as this example shows, the initial forcing can be something totally unrelated to CO2).

A dismissalist, who's first gut instinct in reaction to something, however small — possibly even unrelated — turned them into an evangelist crusading against the thing they dismiss and everything associated with it, or even seemingly sympathetic to it.

It is heartbreaking to do all the previous steps just to see that the customer makes a move to solve his problem that is totally unrelated to your product, e.g. by buying from a competitor or building something in - house.

But it would also be reasonable to conclude that their interest is in preventing employees from comparing salaries, and your purpose in talking about salary is something unrelated, so you would have no reason to think that the confidentiality clause is relevant to you until after you are an employee.

With our decades of experience in something completely unrelated to lawyer website design, our mission is to provide you with the highest quality bad lawyer website.

In addition, several commenters asserted that the rule should be revised to ensure that once protected health information was classified as research information unrelated to treatment, it could not be re-classified as something else at a later date.

If you materially misrepresent the type of fire alarm you have, you could have a claim denied for something entirely unrelated like theft, because your lie induced the insurance company to write the policy in the first place, as well as impacted rating of the risk!

Don't add something unrelated in as an «interesting side note.»

Even if you're upset about something totally unrelated to the relationship, it's common for your guy's first response to be «she's upset with me,» says Gary Stollman, PhD, a relationship expert in Beverly Hills.

I can't see time - in as a feasible replacement because we are disciplining him for doing one or more of these things: a) persistently interfering with something that really needs to get done now b) repeatedly interrupting adult conversation by talking loudly about an unrelated subject and then shrieking, «YOU»RE INTERRUPTING!!!»

Your pattern might be: I'm angry with my partner for (fill in this blank with something like, I'm feeling ignored in the relationship), so I'm going to pick a fight about (fill in the blank here with something completely unrelated, such as not putting the laundry in the dryer), your partner engages in this unrelated argument, and you take this as an opportunity to fight about the laundry, but also throw in a piece about feeling ignored.

In a later, unrelated event, she says something and walks away.