Sentences with phrase «norm on»

I found Norm on website where people buy and sell timeshare weeks.

If I made 250 construction loans, you're not going to convince me that payroll labor is going to be 80 % of the norm on a 2500 sq ft building, without a good reason why, or why you flat work is going to be significantly less than the last ten builds that ran through, or you think it will only rain 3 days in April during your build.

RE / MAX Escarpment agents consistently outperform the local industry norm on many levels, including the average number of unit sales.

The new security protocol, put in place after Sunday's mass shooting nearby, is likely to become the norm on the Strip and possibly beyond.

It's unlikely that OnePlus's gesture replacement, which currently only exists as an opt - in feature within beta software, will become the norm on OnePlus phones — at least for the foreseeable future.

Higher - resolution cameras have become the norm on the front of Samsung's phones lately, and the flash will only enhance the quality of selfies taken with the J5 and J7.

Super AMOLED displays are slowly but surely becoming a norm on Samsung devices, and the Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7 (2016) carry the trend forward with 5.2 - inch and 5.5 - inch Super AMOLED displays.

Sadly, it misses out on the fingerprint scanner which has become a norm on flagship smartphones.

It is missing some things that are sort of becoming the norm on other wearables, such as a built - in heart - rate monitor.

This price used to be the norm on devices like the Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV box, and Google Nexus player.

In fact, several experts predict autonomous weapons will become the norm on the battlefield within twenty years.

Now, as Jack describes, and I have written about in prior blogs, lawyers have been tested and shown to score low on sociability, one among six traits where lawyers score outside the norm on 18 personality traits examined in the Caliper test.

The International Organization for Standardization wrote a norm on the subject.

A multiplayer third - person shooter, it represented a dramatic change of direction for the company, finally embracing a style of play that had become the norm on PlayStation and Xbox but giving it a distinctively friendly Nintendo twist.

It's still the norm on PC and consoles which is what we're targeting.

It would be good to get a mix of one retail and one indie each month, as has been the norm on PS3 for a while now.

But now I expect the game to set the bar for visuals on the 360 which is good for 360 owner but won't do enough for PS3 owner who are spoiled from the visual masterpieces that are now the norm on the PS3.

Mandatory installs are becoming the norm on a lot of PS3 titles, but Final Fantasy XIII, arguably one of the biggest PS3 titles coming out next year (this year in Japan), will not require an install.

A hilly island where flat beach frontage is a rarity, beachfront homes are not the norm on St Barts, and many people opt for homes in the hillside for the added seclusion and privacy.

Large big box hotels aren't the norm on Zanzibar.

I have a slightly different take than the norm on his performance.

As the first rent reporter to build relationships with all three major credit bureaus, we're paving the way to make rent reporting the norm on every tenant's credit history — empowering them to make their financial goals a reality.

Also, I disagree that the extra line space has become the norm on the internet for readability.

Ford Rangers and Explorers use torsion bar front suspension, as opposed to coilover struts that have become the norm on half - ton and downsized trucks.

«Manufacturers have been taking this issue seriously since we first shed light on it, and we're confident that good small overlap protection will become the norm on the passenger side, just as it has on the driver side.»

Both cars get 7 airbags too and both of them use a key which slots into the ignition for turning on the engine (in this time of push button start being the norm on even cars costing Rs. 5 lakhs!)

An M - Sport tuned suspension system is the norm on these high - performance vehicles and this one is no exception.

These safety and control systems are not new, and they are fast becoming the norm on all automobiles.

As is becoming the norm on the majority of mainstream cars, a collection of active safety systems includes autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning and forward collision warning.

These schools had fewer than 15 percent of their students performing at the national norm on standardized tests.

Although elementary schoolers in Los Angeles have made real gains in literacy in recent years, among high - school students, only 23 percent in reading and 34 percent in math meet or exceed the national norm on the Stanford 9.

As is the norm on Warner's combo packs, all bonus features are relegated to the Blu - ray disc, aside from the digital copies which claim a substantial amount of virtual real estate away from the movie on the combo DVD.

Sketches, regular characters, cameos of famous people, one - liners, and running gags were blended together in a non-stop, fast - paced show entirely devoted to comedy — no singers and no dancers, which were the norm on variety shows of the period.

Fortnite is one of the rare retail «early access» console game that is currently the norm on PC.

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Bold, fearless, and beautifully simplistic, challenge the norm on the desert dance floor this festival season.

It seems that Burberry rain boots have become norm on college campuses — and it's not a surprise.

Since this is the norm on the standard American diet, most Americans eating a standard diet may be vulnerable to DHA deficiency.

Bad language is now virtually the norm on TV, and explicit sexual references are what often sell music these days.

It may well be the norm on this island.

However, the general norm on female empathy could make it harder for women to openly express their selfish motives.

Stomach aches became the norm on the way to school and I didn't know how to fix it.

Kids mistreating each other has become the norm on most playgrounds, so it is crucial that adults teach children the tools to deal with these situations.

A few days ago I posted a comment on here and noted how AFC always seem to lose ground and our way once the heat is on... how we lack the mental strength and character to deal with pressure of maintaining a lead once we are top of the table and how we ALWAYS crumble when it matter most... i also noted how we ALWAYS seem to regain our mojo soon as we are out of contention for every important competition, when we go on some amazing winning streak, just in time to snatch the 4th place trophy... as is the norm on here and many other AFC fans forum i got member jumped down my throat, talking about negative fans, talking about new players we have and how that problem was a thing of the past....

But a clear best 11 with the next 7 rotating in and out and a high - performing bench is the norm on winning MLS sides.

Here, seeing a dead cow displayed in the trunk of a taxi is the norm on any early morning, but the best fresh produce is also laid out daily.

You know we're entering a new era of foodservice equipment now when gardening equipment and supplies become the norm on a chef's purchasing list.

If the next waive of terrorist are while women with brown hair of my age who act strangely... I am going to expect that if I act outside the norm on an airplane I might get questioned by authorities.

Coworking is becoming the norm on how we work and many operators are seeking ways in which to differentiate themselves, some have opted