Sentences with phrase «not hypothetical»

They learn to work in a real workplace, not a hypothetical situation in a classroom, Schnarr says.

A word of advice when choosing the type of life insurance for you: You need to consider how much life insurance you need today, not some hypothetical day in the future.

You need to consider how much life insurance you need today, not some hypothetical day in the future.

Increased insurance premiums or sickness benefits would be included as operating costs where they are quantified, such as actual higher rates (not hypothetical), and are shown not to be contrary to the principles in the Code with respect to insurance coverage.

So in my view, it's not a hypothetical question at all.

The foregoing situation is actually not hypothetical and is a situation I have faced with an American university music library (with my goal being to digitize the public domain sheet music to make it available (for free) on my website at http://www.ragtimepiano.ca).

Lord Neuberger said: «Access to justice is a practical, not a hypothetical, requirement.

The torture memos were not a hypothetical lawyer's exercise to guide future conduct.

Not a hypothetical.

The fact that glyphosate, by its very function, is intended to be released into the environment was significant: «In that case, foreseeable emissions, under normal or realistic conditions of use, from the product in question, or from the substances which that product contains, into the environment are not hypothetical and are covered by the concept of «emissions into the environment»» (paragraph 75).

So next time we express vague fears about the high price of improved energy supply methods, let's include an explanation of how places such as Hawaii that are not hypothetical somehow are exceptional in their inelastic electrical demand.

This gets more complicated because the characteristics of the system dictating it's response are surface temperature dependent, while the physical system itself is not a hypothetical system controlling surface temperatures, but a real, physical system controlling the planets energy balance.

Sea - level rise is not a hypothetical disaster.

Excerpt: This is not a hypothetical example, but a caricature of real goings on with our friends over at Real Climate... Due to an inadvertent release of information, NASA's Gavin Schmidt (a «real scientist» of the Real Climate blog) admits to stealing a scientific idea from his arch-nemesis, Steve McIntyre (not a «real scientist» of the Climate Audit blog) and then representing it as his own idea, and getting credit for it.

It does not happen, since my face is warmed by ambient air — nitrogen and oxygen, not some hypothetical arrow painted in scheme, made so to get the ins and outs into balance.

Pielke Jr.: «Gavin Schmidt admits to stealing a scientific idea from his arch-nemesis, Steve McIntyre» — February 4, 2009 — Excerpt: This is not a hypothetical example, but a caricature of real goings on with our friends over at Real Climate... Due to an inadvertent release of information, NASA's Gavin Schmidt (a «real scientist» of the Real Climate blog) admits to stealing a scientific idea from his arch-nemesis, Steve McIntyre (not a «real scientist» of the Climate Audit blog) and then representing it as his own idea, and getting credit for it.

capt. dallas, you have not understood my equation, and are changing the subject by even talking about entropy and 33 C. My equation applies to sensitivity around today's climate, not a hypothetical no - GHG climate.

The important comparisons are based on the energy consumption of a present - day moderately affluent Briton (not a hypothetical future electric car driving energy efficient Briton) across every aspect of modern living - transport, heating, food and the rest.

Whether or not some hypothetical unity can be imposed on Turner's whole output, there is no question about the «literariness» of his oeuvre from the beginning to the very end.

They stake their claims on actual research and studies, not hypothetical information that they hope to be true or a statement that sounds nice on a bag of pet food.

And this example is not a hypothetical.

This is not a hypothetical scenario.

It is not a hypothetical or «cherry - picked» portfolio selected with 20 - 20 hindsight.

This is NOT hypothetical because I've heard that some developmental editors have demoralised authors so much that many have quit writing altogether.

These design sketches - depicting a wagon - ified Model S - are the work of London - based Dutch designer Niels van Roij and his team, and they're not hypothetical.

For Arizona, the impact of these demographic trends is not some hypothetical event in a distant future — it is happening here and now.

These risks are not hypothetical in New York's new plan: they are already foreshadowed in its fine print.

Now, though, let's clarify some things, because it's not a hypothetical situation that the film presents.

B: If someone is constipated or has a bowel obstruction, they require a cathartic (ie: lactulose, coffee, senna) not a hypothetical detoxifier.

It was the underlying arguments and conclusions used by Shapley and Curtis that are held up to modern scientific scrutiny - not a hypothetical straw pole of an audience that consisted of mostly non-astronomers.

This is not hypothetical; it's already begun to happen.

My wife and I have had a number of impassioned debates about what I believe is not a hypothetical question: Would you download your consciousness into a box if it meant you could continue going on?

The mussels» threat to the fishery is not hypothetical — it's actually happening.

I'm here to talk about what's not hypothetical, and that's the convictions of two leaders and the evidence that was put forth that shows the problems we have in this state.»

The situation you're describing is not hypothetical, it's fictional; the world is made slightly dumber every time someone reads your post about teenagers breastfeeding.

Turns out this fantasy I had, like many others, was crushed by the harsh reality of having a real child and not a hypothetical one.

NOT a hypothetical: «In this real case with an actual arrest and victim, let's make up the fact that she actually threatened him...»

It was not a hypothetical question.

Therefore, in a context like this, `'... the ethical imperative can be quite categorical, an obligation of conscience without any ifs or buts, not hypothetical but unconditional.

This is not hypothetical.

This is not a hypothetical question.

The battle is real, it is not a hypothetical.

These questions are not hypothetical,» Clinton said.

For the NBA, the question isn't hypothetical.

It isn't a hypothetical question.

These aren't hypothetical experiences, either.

As she writes in the introduction to the book, «We — the children of LGBTQ parents — are not hypotheticals.

For students in some American cities, a school system dominated by charter - based school choice isn't a hypothetical — it's already arrived.

This isn't hypothetical, and it isn't paranoia, either.

This isn't a hypothetical abstraction that our grandchildren may experience in the distant future.