Sentences with phrase «into play for»

Where this trend comes into play for real estate agents is the creation of their own newsletters.

Serial Refinancing Amortizing also comes into play for serial refinancers — homeowners who take repeated advantage of low mortgage rates to get better and better home loans.

«The pressure cooker for the housing market continues as the typical seasonal market comes into play for new listings coming on the market,» stated Scott, the chairman and CEO of John L. Scott.

This would probably only come into play for contract for deed homes.

In Zoocasa Brokerage's case the IBA of Canada would be brought into play for Damage assessment.

That is the subjective nature of this due to the fact that more than one factor comes into play for the ratings.

If for resolution to occur, one has to expect the alienating parent to come clean, in most cases it will never happen, as the alienation is a conscious plan to destroy the other parent through the child, and no feelings come into play for anybody.

Also I am getting remarried to someone who is retired and she is concerned that her assets could come into play for alimony.

Different geographical locations may also come into play for salary for pharmacy technicians looking for employment.

With a number of factors converging to necessitate 2 - page executive branded resumes, various collateral documents such as Leadership Initiatives Profiles and Executive Career Biographies come into play for executive job search.

Branding came into play for me from the beginning, before there was a name for it.

Our only minor complaint is that the compact stereo speakers aren't particularly loud, so the 3.5 mm audio jack may come into play for headphones or a set of external speakers.

The extra-high refresh rate also comes into play for gaming, because even though most apps are capped at 30 or 60 fps, Razer is working with developers like Nexon and Respawn to bring full 120 fps support to apps such as Titanfall Assault and others.

Mount Vernon renters insurance also comes into play for damage and losses due to serious natural disasters such as fires, floods and earthquakes.

But once you buy insurance, then the customer care and support will come into play for all you future worries regarding the aspects of your insurance policy.

It comes into play for insurance, too: most people are more likely to think about getting an insurance policy after an insurable event has happened.

«The estate tax comes into play for gay couples whereas for married couples it does not.

Unlike term insurance, permanent insurance comes into play for your entire life span.

She explains where her clients come from, how she juggles her various roles, and how access to justice can still come into play for middle - class clients.

The Wired GC is examining how dashboard technologies are coming into play for law firm management.

However, down the road, most of these companies will eventually increase their offers when other legal costs and legal penalties come into play for failure to be reasonable in litigation.

But if you consider that the whole exercise of these patents is intended to preserve a monopoly and prevent market forces coming into play for the life of the patent, price regulation seems like an important regulatory role (second to preventing a company sitting on its patents and refusing to develop them).

Lawyerist argues that the typical advantages of video conferencing, such as elimination of travel, cost savings for the client and reduced greenhouse emissions, would then come into play for the justice system.

But for real world applications the amount that emissivity varies with temperature is small enough to not come into play for solid objects over terrestrial temperatures.

Factors that come into play for regional weather (and indeed global weather) are Earth's seasons, ocean patterns, upper winds, Arctic sea ice, and the shifting shape of the jet stream (see below).

The pCO2 drawdown from the combined forcing exceeds 25 ppm at the LGM and only comes into play for the coldest glacial conditions (Fig. 5A).

Svensmark demonstrated the amplification possible from cosmic rays and cloud formation changing the Albedo by more than enough to account for any observed temperature change over the past 150 years and other cycles come into play for the longer period global temperature variations.

Carbon cycle feedbacks could take many centuries to really come into play for example.

The multi-faceted artist brings the full range of his creative practice into play for his first museum show at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis this year.

Olson comments: «I do think that painting is a language, as all marks are referential, but that's just one element that comes into play for me when making a painting.

Without delving too much into spoiler territory, it turned out the snake had nothing to do with Act I, although I suspect it will come into play for the second act.

Variation comes into play for every fighter, as each has his or her own unique special move mapped to the remaining face button.

This is where microtransactions come into play for the first time in the history of Halo, unless you count Doritos and Mountain Dew codes as microtransactions.

With so many variables coming into play for even a casual stroll along the Seine, Ubisoft can not possibly predict every bug, much less patch it.

The Foos turns programming into play for kids ages 5 and up.

Many of Zoroark's attacks from the games and movie could come into play for his move's list, making for one strong and interesting character to play in the next Super Smash Bros game.

While this is not much of a problem for the frequent traveling TICKET reader, it does come into play for less frequent - flying retirees sitting on big banks of miles or those who may have moved away from a Delta hub.

And it's always good to have a complementary card for regular spending, which is where the Blue Cash Preferred ® Card from American Express might come into play for those with spouses.

After all, there is a whole lot more coming into play for your tour to Machu Picchu besides just train reservations.

This will come into play for the total points calculation because they will earn additional points based on their elite status (2 for Preferred, 3 for Gold and Platinum).

You don't have to be an expert on dogs to know that genetics and instinct come into play for many of their behaviors.

It's a decision that comes into play for every bill you pay, every tank of gas you buy and every coffee you pick up on the way to class or work.

Unique financial situations come into play for many people and choosing a consumer proposal is something that some Canadians turn to when debts and other bills put them at risk of loosing their home.

This concern came into play for Graham because he looked at stocks of firms that became unpopular due to unsatisfactory developments that were of a temporary nature.

The amount of savings and other financial vehicles come into play for the qualification process.

Tax shelters usually don't come into play for this level of income.

This rule comes into play for assets that have what's called «income in respect of a decedent.»

Provost brings the same concept into play for the iPad mini.

Because the population of read - rarely folks is so huge that there's no way zero - sum economics could come into play for any of us — and more people are learning to read English every day!

The lack of a physical keyboard mainly only comes into play for those who like to take lots of notes or surf the web a lot; for the few times you might need the keyboard during normal use (to create and name a new «collection,» for example), I'd imagine the 5 - way controller and on - screen keyboard will be fine.