Sentences with phrase «of nonexistent»

Beyond the «scope of the article» they may be but what research has found a need to «foster the development» of nonexistent relationships?

On Twitter in recent months, I'd noted various assessments of his appeal, including «Lord of the Lies,» Lynn Sherr's reflection on how Trump resembles «silver - tongued Jack,» the character in «Lord of the Flies» who «slyly raises the threat of a nonexistent monster to panic the others into arming for war.»

AAP goes on to object to the idea that there has been a pullback in Richter's market calling such a view «premature talk of a nonexistent stall.»

Lem's text is a collection of reviews of nonexistent books; Nelson's work might be described...

To add to all the happy people, mobile games are portable right out of their nonexistent box and can be enjoyed pretty much anywhere.

It's amusing that electronic images of nonexistent mechanical round dials are still the preferred way to present data.

Fling's simple but exhilarating homepage consist of sexy photos of original members, not flashy pictures of nonexistent models.

You'll start running all of these nonexistent scenarios in your head (he ran into Taylor Swift in the checkout line at Whole Foods, and they fell in love and jetted off to Rio with nothing but the clothes on their backs and her cats).

When her blood is tested in a forced cholesterol checkup, the cholesterol myth is used to justify treatment of her nonexistent disease state and she loses her vibrant state of good health.

Despite this, a deficiency of GLA can easily occur if the D6D enzyme conversion is inefficient of nonexistent.

Yet sex drives and sexual response that falls short of that nonexistent «normal» have spawned a lucrative industry of sex - related pharmaceuticals and sexual health centers, like the one Dr. Goldstein himself runs.

Eric Schneiderman said that since 2012, Security Elite Group and LJW Security Services and Training have been running a «bait and switch» operation in which they have conned thousands of consumers to pay for training and job placement services «based on the false promise of nonexistent jobs.»

Of the nonexistent person Bruce Leroy was looking for in The Last Dragon.

I'd rather have an atheist president who is moral for instrinsic purposes than someone claiming to do good in the name of some nonexistent god.

just like they invented two tribes of nonexistent people in the americas and apparently all indigenous people of the americas are descended from the victorious evil tribe?

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.

To speak of a nonexistent being as meaningless or false is to be tautological.

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.

Oh no, the criteria I use to reject the existence of god I have used very successfully against any number of nonexistent things like vampires, unicorns, big foot and UFOs.

Religion — Debating the details of nonexistent beings, and how they affect mostly mythological characters.

Quit wasting your time in search of nonexistent quick fixes.

Northam talked up bipartisanship in foolish pursuit of nonexistent swing voters and thereby demoralized the Democratic base.

Not exact matches

Boosting the score may take years for companies with a derogatory or nonexistent credit history, so the process of strengthening creditworthiness needs to begin long before a credit application is submitted.

«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.

«In most cases documentation is nonexistent, contact information is nonexistent, and the trail of any breadcrumbs left leads to the name of someone that left Amazon years ago.»

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

This follows a slew of statements by Conway that have raised questions about her credibility, including her references to a nonexistent «Bowling Green Massacre,» for which she was widely criticized, as well as her on - air promotion of Ivanka Trump fashion products.

Another added «they're not generating a ton of views or traffic, and the data they provide is basically nonexistent.

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).

Meanwhile, because of the structure of index funds and ETFs, capital gains are essentially nonexistent, which makes them attractive from a taxation standpoint.

«Bowling Green massacre» quickly became a top trending topic on Twitter with a flurry of tweets mourning the nonexistent victims.

The waiting part of the «hurry up and wait» game is difficult and frustrating because any progress made during a waiting period is difficult to detect and thus feels nonexistent.

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.

There's no need to rush in and suddenly devote 40 hours to some nonexistent business on top of your already hectic schedule.

By the sound of things, then, it seems Apple's appetite for launching a health - only product might seem small, if not nonexistent.

A London - based writer has illustrated how easy it is to manipulate review sites like TripAdvisor, by pushing an entirely nonexistent restaurant to the top spot in all of London.

In the midst of a recovering economy, low unemployment and nearly nonexistent inflation, the fact remains that nearly 1 in 7 Americans still goes to bed hungry each night.

Former New York City Board of Education chancellor Rudy Crew, worried that the Internet age was passing by too many kids in his urban districts, provided the B - schoolers with three beta - test schools and agreed to join the duo's previously nonexistent board of advisers.

AVAST continent of heavy industry and finance may therefore be staked out in which Jewish participation is incidental or nonexistent.

«For wedding locations that are popular wedding destinations — think Hawaii or Southern California — or locations where the weather is nice all year round, slow seasons as far as weddings are concerned are basically nonexistent,» said Christina Farrow, president and co-founder of planning site AislePlanner.com, who previously ran a wedding planning firm in Hawaii.

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).

Satyam Computer Services, an IT outsourcer based in India, recently announced that its CEO was allegedly involved in a multiyear fraud having to do with an overstatement of the amount of cash in the business and substantial payments to nonexistent employees.

Hadid wrote on her Instagram stories on Thursday: «Please understand that my control of a shoot... is nonexistent in terms of creative direction.»

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

By the late 1970s, Japan's use of assembly - line robots in automobile manufacturing, which made human error nonexistent and boosted overall quality, sent shivers throughout the U.S. automobile industry, which was still assembling cars by hand.

This market was virtually nonexistent heretofore: installing games on one's employer's computer was not done, because it left evidence of mischief.

In 2013, Harvard University economist Larry Summers warned that the global economy was in danger of entering a period of «secular stagnation» — a concept created in the 1930s to describe a period of low or nonexistent growth due to a glut of savings and diminished investing.

In a successful arbitrage deal, the turn - around time between buying and selling is minimal and the transaction costs (the cost of buying the goods and bringing them to sale) are low or nonexistent.