Sentences with phrase «is no reliable means»

Regardless of whether you're buying stocks or betting on sports, the age - old adage of buying low and selling high is a reliable means of long - term returns.

Rebalancing is what drives returns precisely because it is a reliable means of market timing.

A game review is simply an evaluation of a game based on it's own merits, not it's goals or the circumstances that surround it because there is no reliable means for a reviewer to know what exactly the original intentions of a game were or are.

Hence the models, which did not forecast this aberration, can not be said to be a reliable means of prognostication.

Thanks to its stable exchange rate, MinexCoin is a reliable means of payment, while controllable growth of coin price makes it an attractive means of value storage.

Not exact matches

That could mean that consumer services won't be reliable enough, or won't be cost - effective if the carriers would need too many cell sites to reach a critical mass of customers.

If you're running a startup that has limited means and relies heavily on bootstrapping to prevent cost overruns, then you'll need to look at service that's affordable and reliable.

Some professionals fear delegation because it means relying on an outside party to execute quality work, but if you surround yourself with reliable workers, you'll never have to worry about things being done right.

Consumer preferences and technology can change drastically in five years, meaning there may not be any reliable signs of what to expect that far in advance.

True to its origins as an open, decentralized currency, bitcoin is meant to be a quicker, cheaper, and more reliable form of payment than money tied to individual countries.

There are reliable, objective means to determine who will succeed at sales, even if they've never sold anything and don't look as though they could.

Further, if bitcoin is able to reach its goal of becoming a reliable micropayments service, content publishers will be among those that benefit the most, meaning the Sun - Times is likely to be far from the last major newspaper to implement bitcoin payments.

«The decision on the injunction is disappointing because Rogers» service isn't faster or more reliable than Bell's, and it means their misleading claims will continue until we get to trial.»

Outages mean lost time and productivity, maybe even lost customers, and there's plenty of business available for managed IT franchises that can offer reliable cloud management.

The technology underpinning bitcoin, however, operates using a decentralised payment system, which means that a payment between two parties is direct and relies on reliable copies of the ledger being distributed to a vast network of bitcoin users around the world, who can verify any changes.

Storage means solar could feed a steady stream of electrons into the grid, making it ever more valuable to the people whose job it is to maintain a reliable electricity supply.

With most virtual currencies having a reliable issuance rate and a fixed total supply, they are meant to be anti-inflationary, just like gold (since a country can't decide to simply print more).

This means that there needs to be reports available on all types of trades that are executed and until now there has been no way to record them in a reliable or efficient manner.

The use of data from land titles offices means that there are significant lags between the time when sales occur and when a reliable median of those prices can be estimated.

That said, gold has proven itself as a reliable store of value for millennia; its universal appeal means that it can be converted to cash anywhere in the world; and its value is not limited by the border of any one jurisdiction.

So they can't be regarded as the most reliable means to use when trying to compare any mutual funds for their performance.

A strong belief does not necessary means it that it is true but does demonstrate strong faith & / or a faith object or person that is high reliable.

Whatever one's beliefs, we are starting to recogize that supernaturalism in any form is not a reliable means to build a universal consensus.Any proposition that relies on faith can and will be twisted by unscrupulous individuals for their own gain.

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By scientific method we mean all ways in which reliable, communicable knowledge based on experience in every area may be gained.

Mistaken unscholarly understandings of this have sometimes been articulated as the suggestion that natural family planning is only permissible because «it doesn't work» or it's not entirely reliable, i.e. using such unreliable means implies that you must be subjectively «open» to the possibility of a child being conceived.

This does not mean that such discussions have accomplished nothing, but it does mean that no exact and reliable estimate of what they have accomplished (though it is, I believe, a great deal) is possible until we have granted full «belligerent rights» to second - type theism, as a no less qualified contender than either of the others.

In particular, it would not be circular if we knew by independent means that the experience was reliable.

It is important to realize, however, that this pragmatic justification of CE underwrites only its general reliability at best and by no means guarantees its universal infallibility Even if generally reliable because of its survival value, it is quite possible that on a particular occasion an experience of CE via «withness of the body» might be misleading, illusive, or even delusive.14

Since we can observe the universe and its forces, and since there are no reliable recorded observations of «supernatural» influences on the physical world, I interpret the evidence to mean that there was no god involved.

Nevertheless, the question remains of why a critical observer such as Weber was able, from his early interest in the Puritan ethic, to sustain the conviction that one could make reliable statements about subjective meanings.

As I have already commented (in note 3), it is quite unnecessary to insist that the text means to say that all 450 prophets in Israel (if that number is anywhere reliable) were present at the Carmel convocation and that Elijah himself, in person, was the executioner, dispatching them all with his own hand.

They resolve the problem by means of two carefully worded affirmations: either one affirms that the Bible is inerrant whenever it speaks on its intended subject in its own way, or one holds that inerrancy and infallibility really mean that the Bible is reliable / trustworthy regarding the gospel.

Of course we all assume that our senses are somewhat reliable, otherwise nothing has meaning, but it is still an assumption.

Just because Ramsay and numerous other scholars say the Gospels are reliable, doesn't mean they really are.

If the assumptions which lie behind this chapter are sound, a reliable witness would mean a witness to truths which are recognized by men of faith in all lands and in all ages and under all circumstances as being equally valid for them and for their fellows.

He's not mean, He is just and gives people what they want And no, he is all powerful, if He could do it, then he wouldn't be all powerful And again no, he made Adam and Eve (sustained them too) and all our other ancestors thus, no, God gave you life And no, He is constant and reliable and is continually backed up by history and science And no, you're not paying for them, Jesus Christ died and paid for your sins and mine.

That mankind has not been placed under the direction of an unfailingly reliable and wholly conclusive moral guide is our unhappy lot; indeed, being subject to conflicting sentiments (or principles) is what it means to be human.

Even in the U.S. that distinction is by no means reliable.

He refers to its apocalyptic character, which means that it is a cosmic statement — it speaks of the beginning of the end of the world, it validates Jesus» life and preaching, and it establishes Jesus as a reliable revelation of God.

Neither will claim exemption from human finitude, but together they will inspire confidence that enough can be believed with sufficient assurance to give reliable meaning to life and to the directing of human activities.

We need to trust, furthermore, that the means by which Jesus has chosen to communicate with us are reliable: that the portrayal of him in the Gospels is not the result of the early church's malicious manipulation or fundamental misunderstanding, for example, or that the entire tradition of creed and teaching is not so corrupt that it distorts Jesus entirely, or that the encounter with Jesus through meal and word and saint and stranger is not mere fantasy or projection.

Go on with your bread only if the starter is undoubtedly strong and reliable — meaning that it's falling and rising predictably for several days in a row.

I know what you mean about being sad it's gone even though it was old and not so reliable — I had my first car until last fall, and while I had wanted to buy a new car for awhile, getting into an accident and being forced to get a new one made me a little sad in a way....

Your recipes are reliable and that means a lot to us shoestring gals!

Having such a reliable recipe to fall back on during the busy nights meant that I had more space in my brain to be mentally present during family dinners.

In all cases, even with a few substitutions, the recipes will be authentic — meaning, as in the dictionary, reliable and genuine.

Koscielny is reliable but his injuries lately mean he can't play as many game as he used to n needs to be managed prudently.....

Which means it's not reliable.

We did lose because of Wenger, K may be right about this but a broken clock is right twice a day, doesn't mean they are reliable.