Sentences with phrase «norm at»

A tradition of change might sound contradictory, but it's the holiday norm at Chanele Krausz's house.

This may become the norm at some point in the future, but it's just weird — and tacky and distracting — to include a photo with your résumé for now.

This may become the norm at some point in the future, but it's just weird (and tacky and distracting) for the time being.

This was an unfortunate societal norm at the time — and it was detrimental to NASA's innovative and ambitious objectives.

As reported by the local publication Nikkei, FSA announced the order in the latest press conference stating that «Inappropriate management of system risks had become the norm at Coincheck.»

Yes, by June Snapdeal 625 and Mediatek Helio will become the norm at 9 k - 13 k. Probably also 4 gb RAM and 32 gb ROM with 128 gb expandable, fingerprint scanner, and flash with front camera, and FHD screens.

Sunlight readability isn't the best, but that's pretty much the norm at this price point.

The device had an 83.6 percent screen - to - body ratio which wasn't the norm at that point in time.

While larger whole life plans are not the norm at this age, some do use them as investment vehicles.

CosmoLex's comprehensive menu of capabilities has replaced the hodgepodge of separate programs and manual clerical work that used to be the norm at law firms.

Amyas Morse, head of NAO, said good financial management needed to become the norm at the MoJ.

If you feel like chaos is the norm at your law firm, it's probably due to a lack of systems.

Is this kind of behavior just the norm at your house, or are you recoiling in absolute disgust right now?

But inertia remains the norm at almost every level.

Unfortunately, this was the norm at COP16.

551: Jim Larson wrote: «Can we just ignore them and work with global temperatures, or are there actually larger deviations from the norm at the regional level in a warming world?»

And yes, 50 % commission is the norm at most galleries.

The lacerated, broken, and battered body goes unnoticed in Colombia, where there is a simultaneous depiction and «normalization» of violence (which is normal and norm at the same time).

And the amateur program was not the norm at the school.

The norm at museums of modern art, as it is elsewhere at the Walker, is to give a painting — especially a painting by a towering artist like Chuck Close, Frank Stella, or Mark Rothko — a wide berth of white wall space.

So while a few minutes per session is the norm at the start, it becomes something where you have to sit down and play this for longer periods of time.

Unusually, the pack will cost 1000 Microsoft Points ($ 12.50) rather than the norm at 800 Microsoft Points.

Ample state support is a norm at Ontario.

Which has become the norm at an E3, everyone is clamoring to have the spotlight shined on their announcements.

A two - year development cycle for an FPS is the norm at this point (most famously with Call of Duty «s alternating studios), and I don't think EA wants to give up on this series yet.

This is the norm at Bunaken - only the months of January to March see rains and choppy seas.

Down duvets, 100 % cotton lined and large fluffy towels are the norm at Ashbrook.

Comfortable king and queen beds and convenient amenities are the norm at Hotel Indigo.

Dreadlocked Rastafarians, tattooed bohemians, sun - kissed surfers, and other examples of exceptional beauty are the norm at this picturesque little beach, which also boasts tide pools, forested waterfalls, and wildlife (Capuchin monkeys!

Celebrating local culture is the norm at Melbourne's designated «Hotel for the Arts» where public spaces showcases expertly curated works of art.

Warm breezes and stunning ocean views are the norm at Tidewater Villas, located in the gated community of Wild Dunes on the northeastern tip of the Isle of Palms.

Sick and dying birds seems to be the norm at this facility.

Illegal gambling is the norm at dogfights.

Growing up as a kid we always had outdoor cats and this was the norm at the time.

While group interaction may seem like an obvious way to enhance a dog's quality of life while kenneled, social isolation is still the norm at most shelters across the country.

It's not an outsize handset like HTC's HD 7, but it is chunkier than the norm at 118 x 59 x 16 mm and 185g, with a metal casing topped and tailed with rubberised plastic.

One omission is a backlight but again this is the norm at this price point.

Unless we're mistaken, this is also the first Golf to feature LED daytime - running lights in the main headlight cluster, as is fast become the norm at Wolfsburg.

Sagaris production was due to start in the middle of last year, but when Nikolai Smolenski took over TVR he stalled the car's launch to embark on a more thorough quality programme than had previously been the norm at Blackpool.

Collaboration between specialist teachers and classroom teachers in other core subjects such as math, history and writing, has become the norm at WSD.

Group work is the norm at Kearny High School's engineering program.

But to have three come together, that's not the norm at all,» says John Hill, president of the National Rural Education Association, a membership organization of rural districts and state agencies.

Investigating thousands of dollars but not millions: Scottsdale Unified CFO accused of self - dealing — That's the norm at most Arizona charter schools

But such demands are also the norm at a particular brand of high school around the country: math and science academies, which offer students with superior talent in those subjects a demanding, highly concentrated academic environment.

I would wholly expect scholars to chat that way if the occasion were a gathering of campus Democrats, but it's a problem when it's the reflexive norm at a major national research conference.

Student - driven inquiry is now the norm at Wildwood, as teachers regularly use student questions and lines of inquiry to drive their lessons.

In the social sciences, public access to data is now the norm at a variety of federal agencies, such as the National Science Foundation.

In the present, online dating sites is pretty much the norm at this point.

I consider myself to be a unique woman, meaning that I tend to do things out of the norm at times.

Size acceptance is the norm at dating sites geared towards Big and Beautiful singles.