Sentences with phrase «little need for»

Specifically, the Bureau believes that there is little need for creditors to gather specific information about the loan transaction, such as the property address or loan amount sought, to make pre-qualification estimates because pre-qualification estimates and pre-approvals are not subject to the tolerance rules in § 1026.19 (e)(3) and are generally for a range of loan amounts and property values.

In the then - hot Phoenix real estate market, home sellers Ron and Sherry Creer saw little need for professional representation when they decided to sell their home.

Most of my business was referred to me and there was little need for me to advertize properties that I listed.

If disagreements did not arise between Members, there would be little need for ethics or arbitration hearings.

Other practitioners, too, such as Richard Crosier, broker - owner of Richlin Real Estate in Selden, N.Y., see little need for concern.

During sleep hours, there is little need for any technology in the bedroom (notwithstanding a clock).

As explained above this analysis is based on a misunderstanding of the nature of native title, [54] but in any event, it implies there is little need for mining companies to engage Indigenous stakeholders.

Because devices and transactions are authenticated through the use of Atonomi Tokens, there's little need for personal data to be kept on smart gadgets.

Propelling my obsession with flower photography, the Galaxy Note 8 produces sharp and color - rich images with little need for multiple shots.

There is simply very little need for their very expensive services anymore, as robots are able to do the same thing in a much cheaper and more consistent way.

There's no reason to know what forks or hard forks are and there would be little need for them to be able to decipher between each digital currency or why one is better or worse than another.

All altcoins experience a much lower transaction volume than Bitcoin currently does; there is usually very little need for a block size limit increase at all.

On the whole, however, there was very little need for a connection in the garden, so we switched to a different configuration to accommodate the loft conversion.

In a lovely, peaceful community like this one, you might think that there's little need for Concord Park at Russett renters insurance, but you'd be mistaken.

The executive employee already has life insurance coverage from a personal policy, which means they have very little need for more coverage amount, but having the cash value component is a nice supplemental benefit that they don't get through a personal term policy.

In your early years you really have very little need for any coverage, or possibly no need at all.

Despite acknowledging the efficiencies and cost - saving benefits of arbitration, several Canadian in - house counsel say they've so far seen little need for including such a clause.

In boom times, in what was a sellers» market, there was little need for successful law firms to be detained by the challenge of delivering services in new and more efficient ways.

When legal delivery was exclusively about lawyers and firms, there was little need for them to differentiate.

This desired simplicity is generally achieved by using legal questions that involve clear rules (either from enacted sources or from case law) with little need for more complex rule synthesis or for intensive fact - based application.

So, my view is that there is little need for or value in making mediation compulsory.

He seemed to have little need for the learned reflections and analysis presented by expert authors as delivered via their hefty tomes.

Maybe I asked the wrong sort of lawyer as he, while being an accomplished practitioner in his field, is a knockabout criminal defence hack with little need for theory and sophisticated legal strategies.

Because the resorts are so huge and complete, like mini cities unto themselves, there is little need for tourists to leave their boundaries.

There would, of course, be little need for negawatts if it weren't for unreliable wind and solar power plants being added to the grid.

In conclusion, industrial manufacturing and cargo transportation — both over land and over sea — could be run almost entirely on variable renewable power sources, with little need for energy storage, transmission networks, balancing capacity or overbuilding renewable power plants.

For the period from 1979 to 1997 (see left chart), these scientists saw little need for major adjustments to their earlier RSS dataset.

There is little need for subtlety in this situation.

You may think that these are so obvious, and so firmly put to bed, that there is little need for further elaboration, I would say that I know of no resource on the Internet that adequately provides a solid primer in the basics that also stretches the reader.

This is the linchpin: if the difference between pre-industrial and modern temperatures is not as dramatic as this analysis indicates — i.e. if modern GLOBAL temperatures are comparable to those of the Medieval Warm Period (named for a REGIONAL phenomenon)-- then there is little need for urgency.

The dark corners of the wooden building and the licking of the flames against the walls and ceiling create such a picture that there is little need for story or context of any kind, which is lucky as none is provided.

Wanting a character that zooms across the battlefield with little need for a horse?

With the long development time, you'd expect perfect conversions, with little need for rose - tinted glasses to help you get through it.

There is little need for sound effects but those of the ball hitting walls and whooshing past your head are rendered in perfect 3D audio giving you an excellent sense of spacial awareness.

For example, in this Internet age, you may presume there is little need for charities to rent impressive offices in premium locations — after all, they are not petrochemical corporations or expensive legal firms.

The island is so small that there is little need for large vehicles.

The freshwater environment is fairly straightforward, and there is little need for exotic lighting.

We can't stress it enough, carnivores have little need for starch / carbs and many of your pet's health problems may actually stem from foods with excess starch / carb.

This along with their smaller size and little need for exercise make Shiba Inu a popular urban dog.

Most of them have little need for personal space.

If everyone were a responsible breeder there would be little need for animal shelters.

Since cats have little need for the natural sugars in blueberries, the biggest potential benefits are fiber, Vitamin C, and other antioxidants.

Cats are obligate carnivores, which means they have little need for plant foods of any kind.

If titers reveal that an animal has adequate immunity (that is, the animal is sufficiently «protected» against a particular disease), then there is probably little need for annual booster.

So there's very little need for NWT to be listed, in terms of potentially raising capital...

However, if the holdings were properly valued originally, he felt there would be little need for changes.

Generally, these are those members of the military who enlisted right out of high school and had little need for anything other than what the military provides in terms of housing, food and other luxuries.

On the other hand, if you're using the Bank of America ® Travel Rewards Credit Card in conjunction with Bank of America's Preferred Rewards Platinum Honors status and have enough travel expenses to make it a virtual 2.625 % cash back card all the time, then you probably have little need for an ongoing 2.5 % cash back card with a $ 59 annual fee.

In a lovely, peaceful community like this one, you might think that there's little need for Concord Park at Russett renters insurance, but you'd be mistaken.

For now we have to assume that Amazon is dedicated to developing the product as a means of ever - improving media consumption, though, and as such there is little need for the kind of versatility that the iPad manages.