Sentences with phrase «muster in»

By following these basic do's and don'ts, you can be sure your cover letter passes muster in any industry or career path.

While it is a bit thick, its black - and - chrome stylings could pass muster in a boardroom or on a construction site.

Then again, given concerns on the lack of muster in security metrics of face unlock or, when combined with iris scanning, Intelligent Scan, this may all be for the sake of convenience with a minimum level of actual security.

Its Nvidia GTX 750Ti video card posted results well beyond what its competitors could muster in 3DMark.

There is no doubt that the «tender years» doctrine — which favored granting mothers custody of young children — would not pass constitutional muster in the 21st century.

In effect, Grotius's defense of the Company's position was tantamount to a celebrity endorsement, as valuable to the Company in this respect as by the persuasiveness of whatever legal argument he could muster in support of its actions.

If the bill passes muster in the Senate, and the courts uphold the retroactive clause, heirs face the unpleasant prospect of exhuming grandma's checkbook.

We have a few in Now Counsel Network, for example, that have been able to structure their relationships with hiring firms so that it passes ethical muster in Texas.

The conclusion without the supporting paper - trail wouldn't pass muster in Grade 5.

If information is power in Vancouver accident injury lawsuits, you need all you can muster in order to fight the insurance companies and earn the money you deserve.

I do wonder if proportional representation, and its absolute reliance on the existence of political parties, can pass muster in the face of Section 3 of the Charter:

As a result of this lack of training, a young attorney brings only the value they personally can muster in face - to - face situations.

But I'm pretty sure this site would not pass muster in the U.S. Called Expert Legal Advice, the site sells legal advice in prepaid increments of 10, 20, 40 and 80 minutes.

The case is not the best - looking, but it is nice enough to pass muster in most situations.

But I'm pretty sure this site would not pass muster in the U.S.

and Skeptical Science but wouldn't pass muster in a journal with some statistical / time series analysis cred.

This would never pass muster in the hard sciences.

A «hypothecated carbon tax» was the bizarre proposal the biggest names in science could muster in the area of politics.

In the free time I could muster in that period I began driving from our home in Santa Clara, the heart of the Silicon Valley, 45 miles over the mountains to a unique ocean shore phenomenon I discovered and named Neptune's Vomitorium, where periodically, but persistently, large quantities of non-buoyant marine debris (for which I coined the more accessible word «sinksam») are ejected onto the beach in a small hidden cove.

The IPCC is floating a single question and cherry picking whatever supportive evidence it can muster in support of a causal proof.

Climate science is, quite simply, (pace Prof Curry) mostly practiced by an unprofessional claque of incompetent numpties who would not pass muster in the private competitive sector, hence they are found exclusively in academia and the public sector.

Like I said, write a paper and get it to pass muster in a relevant peer review.

In terms of variety in level design, Legends has them in bucketloads — in quantities that some platformers can barely muster in 2 or 3 games.

Take your machines on exciting expeditions, race them against your friends, or build the craziest contraptions your imagination can muster in our huge sandbox.

In particular, the people who continue to overstate the threat of rabies, leveraging whatever fear they can muster in their ongoing campaign to undermine community cat programs and TNR efforts.

The earnings you are able to muster in either type of IRA accounts are not taxed when you earn them (and are never taxed if they accumulate in a Roth IRA).

The fallacy of Hume's doctrine of causation is merely an aggravated form of that which has generally passed muster in his doctrine of time.

It wasn't at all precise and it wouldn't have passed muster in the daylight, but it was good enough for the stage, and it would work well enough for our purposes in dark bars at night.

And this is really spurious sociology that wouldn't pass muster in academia, so Levitt published it for public consumption.

This powerplant quickly runs out of steam at 3500 rpm where both horsepower and torque peak, hence the best that this oil - burner can muster in 0 — 62 mph acceleration is 11.3 seconds.

The best mileage I could muster in city driving with the air conditioner on was 12 miles per gallon.

For diesel - fueled cars to pass emissions - muster in the US, they need complex and expensive clean - up systems, which has so far limited their appeal.

This type of program... has passed legal muster in many states.

The Josiah Bartlett Center also teamed with the Institute for Justice to publish a legal analysis that explains why a publicly funded ESA would pass constitutional muster in New Hampshire.

However, it is possible to design an ESA program that is privately funded with the aid of a tax credit that should pass constitutional muster in nearly every state.

It wouldn't pass muster in a marketing department.

Burt and Anton's tired shtick gets exposed for its staleness as extreme magician Steve Gray (Carrey) begins drawing larger crowds on street corners than the duo is able to muster in their performance hall.

Years ahead of its time, Heathers was a sharp satire of sickly sweet»80s teen movies, a lethal dose of cinematic Drano that we still can't believe ever got green - lit (and that certainly wouldn't pass muster in today's post-Columbine world).

Shamefully lazy in almost every way, you'll find yourself laughing more at the obvious use of old stock Navy footage for the external shots than anything the screenwriters are able to muster in this vapid script.

The dialogue between Portman and Billy Crudup (Spotlight), as «the journalist» (as he is listed in the credits), certainly lacks dimension, however, treating the viewer to a series of declaratory statements about history and its interpretation that would not pass muster in a high - school paper.

Parker does the best he can with limited resources, but his ideas require something larger than what he is able to muster in the finished project.

The Darwin Awards isn't without merit, as it does feature a few nice performers, a zestful energy, and an occasional burst of cleverness that actually seems genuinely inspired, but all in all, perhaps Taylor should have trust his characters and interesting premise more, instead of throwing everything at us he can muster in terms of celebrity - dropping and forced slapstick shenanigans.

As anyone who has seen Maddin's stunning 2000 short film «The Heart of the World» (possibly the pinnacle of his career) can attest, he can cram more complex storytelling and memorable imagery into a few minutes of screen time than most filmmakers can muster in an entire career.

Stephen Merchant has more talent in his middle finger than Gervais can muster in this ok film, which was just ok.

And despite the fact that they play cartoon rats, Hugh Jackman and Kate Winslet have more chemistry than George Clooney and Julia Roberts could muster in «Ocean's 11» and «Ocean's 12» combined.

Not only is this jacket good for hippy women, but its streamlined shape makes it just about the fanciest way to do denim, so it'll likely pass muster in a creative workplace.

Definition: The maximum amount of strength you can muster in one tightly - packed group of muscle fibers — in other words: hard, wiry strength.

If it passes muster in the early studies, it could be given to health workers as soon as November.

These races should be identified now, the Greens should run as close to full slates as they can muster in these areas.

The first is just how much support can Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle muster in the final days of the election?