Sentences with phrase «nonexistent at»

Considering your career history will be short to nonexistent at the entry level, you don't need anything overly complicated for your CV format.

Your injuries may seem minor or nonexistent at first, but a trained medical professional will be able to pinpoint potential issues you may not see.

The empirical evidence that scientists base their apocalyptic speculations upon is minimal at best, and nonexistent at worst:

Online play seems to be virtually nonexistent at the moment and playing single player offline is monotonous at times.

From a purely technical standpoint there's a lot of areas where you can see a lack of detail and animations are almost nonexistent at times.

Menus were once nonexistent at this restaurant; fried chicken and snacks were sold deli - style when it opened in 2002.

Because French Bulldog Females do not give birth naturally their «MOTHERING INSTINCTS» pretty much are nonexistent at first.

It will be large at one price, small at some higher price, nonexistent at some still higher price».

Cabin tech is practically nonexistent at the base level Miata, but that's in keeping with the roadster's simple, driver - focused message.

«It was the library that was nonexistent at McKinley.»

They found that the achievement gap between black and white students with similar background characteristics is small or nonexistent at the time children enter kindergarten and grows steadily and significantly each year they attend public school.

This is why people are more prone to the flu in winter when Vitamin D producing sunshine is minimal or nonexistent at some latitudes, or people are too bundled up to get enough skin exposed in the first place.

The turkeys lived much later, between 175 and 950 C.E., meshing with other studies that have suggested the Mayans may have domesticated the gamebirds around that time, when dog remains were practically nonexistent at Seibal.

Despite our best efforts and intentions, after baby arrives the urge to make love may be weak at best, or nonexistent at worst.

But then I remember, for me summer is endless and nonexistent all at the same time.

Paying a marketing firm to hold a focus group for you can cost thousands of dollars, and since your budget is probably nonexistent at this point that's not really an option.

As a result, I view the possibility of a favorable shift in trend uniformity during February as virtually nonexistent at this point.

Unlike at the J.Crews and the Banana Republics of the clothing industry, high clothing markups are nonexistent at Everlane.

Not exact matches

«If you have a bank employee who is in connivance with creating these nonexistent people in the first place, it's easy to launder,» says Vencent Salido, head of investigations at the Philippine government's Anti-Money Laundering Council, which is leading the local investigation into the theft.

The test was nonexistent, and the children had been chosen entirely at random.

So it's no surprise that at least one social media data analysis company has already entered the nonexistent — at least before this week — realm of Instagram engagement analysis: Crowdbabble.

On the bright side, the gender pay gap is almost nonexistent in this new economy, with the average tax - free side income for men at $ 3,147, compared with $ 3,038 for women.

Because the rules are unclear, enforcement is almost nonexistent, and the feeling that «sharing» shouldn't be taxed at all, very few people do pay them.

The days are longer, privacy is nonexistent and connectivity is at an all - time high.

That may not mean the U.S. crashes and burns, according to the experts at Russell, but «virtually nonexistent» inflation in Europe coupled with expansionary monetary policy and more reasonable valuations should entice investors to move across the Atlantic right now if they want a profitable 2018.

Religion — at least when I look at what this article is about — is not a delusion of people thinking they are hearing a nonexistent loving voice consoling them.

In the absence of such data, the phrases do not denote nonexistent or transcendent objects or entities; rather, they simply do not denote at all, and the presumed metaphysical puzzle is, as much as anything, merely a function of awkward grammar.19

In 1969, at the suggestion of theologian Paul Ramsey, I asked Kass to help my colleague Willard Gaylin and me establish the Hastings Center, which became the world's first research group devoted to the then nonexistent field of bioethics.

At this point God, though on a throne in heaven and outside of time and nonexistent in a physical body, was somehow walking in the garden and called for his two people creations.

A brief glance through Huntington's Guide to Gettysburg Battlefield Monuments reveals that the majority of Union monuments rose between 1885, the twentieth anniversary of the war's end, and 1893, the thirtieth anniversary of the battle, though Confederate representation at Gettysburg was virtually nonexistent until Virginia raised the first Confederate state monument, featuring Robert E. Lee, in 1917.

Meet Ralph Napierski, a German self - declared bishop who reportedly called himself «Basilius,» said he was with the nonexistent «Italian Orthodox Church» and set out to infiltrate a Monday meeting of cardinals at the Vatican.

At the inorganic level, the ability to seize upon forms of behavior very different from what has been is practically nonexistent.

I ate this eons ago at a restaurant that I think is now nonexistent.

The marinade for the tempeh is salty and tangy and smoky, which is kind of like the tempeh at Ipanema, and, thankfully, all of the bitterness associated with improperly cooked tempeh is nonexistent.

His positional responsibilities are appalling at times, his long passing is almost nonexistent and he's definitely not going to impose himself against any midfield.

The yellow pressscoffed at these «howling swells» who golfed in scarlet jackets and legwrappings, worn as protection against the nonexistent gorse, but to HenryJames, returning to the U.S. in 1904 after a 30 - year absence abroad, thecountry club was an object of admiration.

He's still left - handed himself, and though his results have been decent at the big league level against them, it's still a pretty small, BABIP - fueled sample and power has been nonexistent.

But now it appears that Conway mentioned the nonexistent attack in at least two other interviews — with Cosmopolitan and TMZ — before that appearance.

At no stage was there an examination of David Cameron, Nicola Sturgeon and Nick Clegg's motives in playing tag - team with almost identical messages on the same nonexistent deal.

Speaking at an encounter with the press at the Flagstaff House, he said his administration has uncovered that some of the contracts were inflated while others were nonexistent.

He will, apparently, propose adding $ 4 million to create an independent oversight entity at the state Board of Elections that will beef up the currently all - but nonexistent enforcement of the existing election laws.

At times Mr. Losquadro has seemed nonexistent.

Yet not once has he stood up and pointed the finger at Christine Quinn — even at a time when the public trust for her leadership is nonexistent.

But, in Gadgil's opinion, most cookstoves at that time failed to catch on because, while their testing in idealized laboratory settings might have been top - notch, field testing was practically nonexistent.

At most universities, policies governing postdocs» working conditions and terms of employment are substandard or, more often, nonexistent.

That common effort was inconsistent at best and sometimes essentially nonexistent.

«Over great distances, the chances of stress transfer triggering a major quake are low if not nonexistent,» says Chris Goldfinger, a marine geologist at Oregon State University in Corvallis.

The nonexistent jobs crisis is a reminder of the dangers of taking government data at face value and using them for unintended purposes.

The researchers compared the results when they looked at data from males and females separately to when they used the nonexistent sex - averaged data.

Yet he didn't ask about my diet and exercise habits (inconsistent at best), stress level (off the charts) or sex life (nonexistent — hey, I've got two small kids).