Keep your hobbies section short, if
not nonexistent.
If you're a single woman with no kids, divorced or widowed your needs for life insurance are less significant but
not nonexistent.
By retirement, ideally the mortgage would be paid off, debt obligations should be less if
not nonexistent and retirement savings, coupled with Social Security benefits, could be enough to sustain one partner should the other die first.
Tolerance for delayed communication is low, if
not nonexistent, which is an issue that I don't see improving in the future.
The earth and its atmosphere is oversimplified in that their treatment of conduction / convection is weak if
not nonexistent.
With its steep hills, narrow (if
not nonexistent) sidewalks, scanty parks, air pollution, and aggressive, unpredictable drivers, Istanbul has admittedly been an unlikely place for me
The music selection is repetitive, the sound effects (like the weak sounding «pew pew» of your standard weapon) are simple and plain, and the animations are primitive, if
not nonexistent.
With level 3 assets, the markets must be very thin,
not 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.
But Claudia Roden's story reminded me that when there is a crisis in our community, the border between us and them is revealed to be very thin, if
not nonexistent.
Often, when we are in rebellion, prayer becomes impossible, if
not nonexistent.
By the sound of things, then, it seems Apple's appetite for launching a health - only product might seem small, if
not nonexistent.
I mean, Nobel Gases have extremely low absorption / radiation, but it isn't nonexistent.
Not exact matches
In many countries where you'd think the opportunity would be good (in Europe, for instance), entrepreneurs have found that the infrastructure wasn't as well developed and clear as it is in the U.S.. For example, angel networks aren't as well organized or even that easy to find, and venture capital firms are almost
nonexistent.
Another added «they're
not generating a ton of views or traffic, and the data they provide is basically
nonexistent.
However, a
nonexistent credit score is often the culprit when founders can't get a bank loan, says Bradley.
You are also
not criticizing their operational model or behavior, but simply stating the fact that their payments have been delayed or
nonexistent, says Michael «Dr. Woody» Woodward, professional coach and founder of Human Capital Integrated.
Yet the shops» old - world practices have their advantages: book - acquisition costs are minimal to
nonexistent, as the stores acquire titles either inexpensively or in the form of donations (even though the business is
not a nonprofit).
You're actions are responsible for the success or failure of your company —
not when you show up or leave work or how long your lunch break is (admittedly, right now these are really early, really late, and
nonexistent, respectively).
If
not for a resourceful nature and a willingness to pursue an unusual financing strategy when other options were
nonexistent, Johnson's company would
not have reached its full potential.
Startup costs are virtually
nonexistent, provided that you already have a sewing machine and the necessary skills (and even if you don't, these one - time expenses are still fairly low in the grand scheme of new business ventures).
If your client is
nonexistent on the internet, search engines can
not pull up their site and show it on results pages.
This market was virtually
nonexistent heretofore: installing games on one's employer's computer was
not done, because it left evidence of mischief.
It wasn't specifically prompted by that now - famous post of former Uber engineer Susan Fowler, wherein Fowler calmly recounted the many ways that Uber's internal controls were either very messed up or
nonexistent.
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 businesses we serve are the engines for growth in our economy, yet their access to capital — real capital that doesn't limit them and can grow with them — is almost
nonexistent.
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.
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.
It is undesirable because the universe without «us» in it is
not the universe we actually live in — it's a hypothetical
nonexistent universe that exists only in theory.
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.
It's
not about the
nonexistent love of some «God» as atheists understand the term, but about the very real love of people in a church who help each other get through life.
But, of course, this phase of duration is qualitatively different from the previous phase when the former present was
not yet «former» and when the new present was still
nonexistent.
The word «dead» does
not mean
nonexistent, but useless, unproductive, unprofitable.
We must
not forget that even while Stalin's murders multiplied, Solzhenitsyn found in the Soviet prison camps «true believers» —
not party functionaries, but those who believed in the party even while they confessed their
nonexistent crimes.
The natural religiousness of humanity is
not discerned in the (
nonexistent) uniformity of empirical religious beliefs or practice in individuals or societies.
NPD and other pschopathic ailments are found in the fundamental makeup of the brain and are
not simply cured by starting to give them some kind of
nonexistent empathy drug.
Pope John Paul II in Evangelium Vitae declared that «as a result of steady improvements in the organization of the penal system,» cases in which the execution of the offender would be absolutely necessary «are very rare, if
not practically
nonexistent.»
For Hume it followed that this self that he can
not «catch» is
nonexistent, a heroic inference but one congenial to the «nothing buts» who still gather in his name.
But if you want to introduce a whole new criticism that you don't believe the Bible is what Christians believe it is, you are of course also wrong, and simply blindly railing against the idea of religious authority and expertise because, God forbid someone else suggest to you what is right or divinely inspired because that might limit your imaginary freedom and insult your
nonexistent expertise and intelligence.
When the constitution of 1917 was drafted, therefore, «Catholic» representation was
nonexistent, and the resulting document
not only repeated earlier material restrictions on the Church (such as government ownership of all church property, civil registry of priests, and making marriage a civil matter) but also got in a symbolic lick or two (for example, religious garb was
not to be worn in public; worship was to be only an indoor affair; alien priests were forbidden; and no religious labels were allowed for political parties).
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
For this will be already included in what we will know A
nonexistent but coherently conceivable deity is
not even a possibility, but only the disjunction: either the necessary falsity (logical absurdity) or the necessary truth of the idea of God.
«Your understanding is that [this immaterial part of us which does
not exist] is dead or
nonexistent until the resurrection.
Of course one can't have a relationship with a
nonexistent.
I accept the conclusion of John Paul II that «today» cases in which the death penalty is still necessary are «very rare, if
not practically
nonexistent.»
People have been tortured and died for causes they believed in that either failed or were actually
nonexistent, just because the early christ followers did this does
not mean the idea of jesus being the messiah holds any more weight than Simon Bar Kokhba, who still has followers in Israel and has never been found, which most take to mean that he ascended to heaven and he never died.
If these conditions are
not fulfilled, then the proposition is
nonexistent for the first case, and the judgment is impossible for the second.
It is
not surprising that the man who wrote a pseudo-review about a
nonexistent book, a man who spent three years writing a biweekly on foreign books and authors, should write «Pierre Menard,» a story (composed in the form of an obituary) whose narrator is the reviewer of a
nonexistent author's life works.
For any perceptible object, there seem initially to be four possibilities: 1) remaining perceptible; 2) becoming imperceptible though still existent; 3) becoming
nonexistent and being replaced by other things; 4) becoming
nonexistent and
not being replaced by other things.
Simple:
NOT EVERYONE IS SO DAMNED DENSE AS TO BELIEVE IN AN IMAGINARY,
NONEXISTENT «god».