Sentences with phrase «known in advance»

If I had known this in advance I would NEVER have purchased this vehicle.

I was not prepared to make a second trip back to the dealership and had I known in advance this was a potential outcome I would have planned accordingly.

The QA has a different focus each week, known in advance via the Lanes Calendar, and runs in a regular cycle.

Since multiple lessons occurred at the same time, and the exact time of the iPad - integrated lessons was not known in advance, we were able to see only parts of some lessons.

Writer / director Ti West had a little too much fun making the movie look like it was filmed 30 years ago, but had I not known in advance that the film was made this last year, I might have thought it was an authentic 80's cult pic.

Travers glycogen known in advance, washes very facetiously.

So most of my dates will testify, that although I turn up later than originally planned, I've already scheduled a later meet - up time because I'd known in advance that I'm running late.

Here, everybody practices in tune with their own breathing rhythm - with the individual exercises and their sequence already known in advance.

(The events to be included in the report are also picked before the analyses are completed, so what they find isn't known in advance.)

One has to wonder how many of those people would have lived if they had known in advance that an earthquake was coming.

They assume that all the goods and services (as well as the relations between them) and all the strategies for engaging with them in a local or global economy can be «pre-stated» — that is, known in advance.

It would have been tremendously useful to have known in advance that I needed a certain amount of resources around me to be happy and that scrapping about in a start - up company wasn't my cup of tea.

The machine still has to learn how to more accurately handle scenarios where the rules of the game are not known in advance, like versions of Texas Hold «em that its neural networks haven't been trained for, he says.

Parents also recognized major benefits of having their child registered as an organ donor, including having their preferences known in advance (51 percent), having an opportunity for their child to help other children (70 percent), and increasing the number of child - sized organs for transplant (67 percent).

With the ultimate goal of reaching 100,000 summer job slots, «funding levels for the next few years need to be known in advance,» said Bowen.

Even if the outcome of war can not be known in advance, the historical record shows a remarkable empirical regularity in that politicians, military leaders, and the public on both sides tend to believe they will win, with astounding repetitiveness.

I understand your concern, but there's something you might not be aware of: Most c - sections in hospitals are performed on women with problems that are known in advance, or women with a prior history of c - section.

Make it known in advance.

There is a tendency to listen more seriously when the answers are not known in advance — and how do you peg a guy who endorses Establishment products on the one hand and on the other is seriously considering playing a charity match for the Black Panther Milk Fund?

Thomas» hip injury was known in advance of Cleveland accepting the deal, but the Cavs were originally confident that he'd able to return to full health.

I would have been hesitant to try it had I known in advance, but so glad I tasted it, YUMM!!

Second, the outcome or goal of spiritual quests is not and can not be known in advance, because no determinate state of emergent unity can be prescribed or fixed prior to its achievement.

If societies like the United Kingdom, Canada, Sweden, Luxembourg, France, United States, and New Zealand are known in advance to be (1) highly complex, (2) highly developed legally, and (3) religiously plural, it is not much of a test to determine if legal development and societal complexity are strongly related in religiously plural societies.

And we may suspect that Rousseau's claim that the experiment could not be «tried innocently» unless it were known in advance that orangutans were themselves human may be less sincere than his playful willingness to contemplate — in the name, of course, of research — acts of bestiality that would deny any distinct place in the creation to humanity.

Were it known in advance of its occurrence, it must have been necessary and not contingent.

All fees will be known in advance, and there will be no hidden commissions.

That's not something that can be known in advance, which is why it's impossible to reliably forecast future equity returns, at least on horizons shorter than a few decades.

Hence, the dates of meetings are well known in advance.

Very different context if your talking about an organization like Visa or Nasdaq, where we don't need miners, because we already know in advance who's going to process those transactions; who's going to order and ensure that no double spending is happening.

The evidence is mounting that the Kremlin knew in advance about an attack on U.S. troops in Syria, says Jake Novak.

Gall also notes that she is skeptical of other details in Hersh's story — specifically that two of Pakistan's top generals, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and Ahmed Shuja Pasha, knew in advance about the US raid on the Abbottabad compound where bin Laden was living.

Know in advance what your exposure or vulnerabilities might be.

If customers know in advance that their signature will be checked or they'll be asked for a second ID, they're less likely to be miffed when it happens.

«We can change or end Instagram, or stop you accessing Instagram at any time, for any reason and without letting you know in advance.

Waller says it is best if the charity knows in advance you are planning to give a business to them and participates in the planning process, because there's a pitfall for charities if they are not careful.

Set a time and let him or her know in advance what you want to talk about, says Jessie Doll, wealth management advisor with TIAA.

«Farmers of tomorrow will know in advance what to sow, when to irrigate, what nutrient and where it is needed, when to harvest, where to sell and at what price,» added Kumar.

«It will save you time and possibly money,» says Nasberg, «if you know in advance whether you will want to retain already - trained employees.»

Since it may be difficult to know in advance exactly what your competition will do on Cyber Monday, you should consider checking in with your competitors regularly during the day and adjust your offers accordingly to stay competitive.

If you've set up a call with somebody, then know in advance why you're calling and what you plan to ask for.

If you let people you're traveling with or meeting on the road know in advance that you're going to need time to get things done, they will be much more understanding when you have to bow out before that third round of drinks.

Herbalife is trying to get regulators and prosecutors interested in investigating Ackman for market manipulation, and while there is a lot of blather (both Ackman and Herbalife seem to have been astroturfing some of their respective allies), the central claim seems to be that Ackman knew in advance about a letter that now - Senator Edward Markey wrote to regulators urging them to investigate Herbalife.

Sessions» decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe left Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in charge, and angered the president, who has said if he knew in advance Sessions would do that, he would have picked someone else.

Know in advance how much debt you can borrow based on your industry, operations, and financials.

So it's impossible to know in advance or speculate on that kind of scenario.

Obviously, we can never know in advance what will happen immediately following a new sell signal.

Investors have little way of knowing in advance when a sell - side brokerage firm will initiate coverage of a company, however, adding the risk that it may be a long time before other portfolio managers recognise a company and boost its shares.

Stay plugged in, in real time, to mortgage rates and MBS trading updates, know in advance when investors will reprice, make the right lock / float decisions, impress customers and earn more referrals.

The important thing is to know in advance what you're getting yourself into.

Because we're neither wise enough nor foolish enough to know in advance how much of our clients» initial spending is «core» (increasing with inflation) and how much is «discretionary» (declining over time), this is what we do at Cornerstone (see my February 2013 Journal column, «When an Ounce of Discretion (ary) is Worth a Pound of Core»).