Sentences with phrase «often than you grant»

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Yet we take it for granted that our society produces machines and teaches people to do exactly that — and do it safely, statistically speaking, more often than any other mode of transportation.

Common shareholders are generally granted voting rights, but can be limited and often have lesser rights than those granted to preferred shareholders.

This is particularly true if you have come to Canada with a work permit granted under the International Experience Class or some other type of open work permit because the requirements to remain working in Canada will often be drastically different than when you first applied.

Common stock generally grant voting rights, which can be limited and often have lesser rights than preferred shareholders.

Preferred stock, which is what investors buy, is often priced differently than common stock, which is what is granted to employees.

The question that Christians (or other religious people) should ask themselves here is philosophical rather than sociological: Granting (as I think we must) that modern science has given us new and often penetrating insights into reality and that modern technology has enormously increased our control over our lives, is it not possible that in the process some very precious things have been lost?

«Resistance to oppression is often based on a love that leads us to value ourselves, and leads us to hope for more than the established cultural system is willing to grant... such love is far more energizing than guilt, duty, or self - sacrifice.

Patents are more often granted on the special methods used to make a new product rather than the product itself.

But a little credit due — his pass to Rosicky was clever and well - executed, the type of pass we take for granted from him but he produces the right pass more often than most of our players.

And yet the last three Southampton managers — Claude Puel, Pellegrino and Mark Hughes — have all granted Long more playing time than Austin, and not merely because he is fit more often.

And, granted — women are often a lot happier after divorce than men are.

[17] This disparity often results in a lower cost to adopt children from ethnic minorities - usually through special adoption grants rather than fee discrimination.

We feel as though all too often, you have taken us for granted and you have less than 40 days to turn this ship around.»

In 2014, for example, according to data in the article, stem cell researchers between 35 and 39 were successful more often than any other age group, winning grants 21.6 % of the time, as compared to success rates ranging from 18.3 % for those between 40 and 44 to 13.4 % for those in the 55 to 59 age group.

But old ideas (and ways) die hard, and a scientist's publications and grant - writing success often matter more in a hiring decision than those other, less measurable skills.

Advisers sometimes (much less often than you think) have grant funds to help support your travel.

Turns out that just like many other aspects of life that we take for granted (like mobile phones, fast food, and bottled water), our shoes can often do more harm than good.

Granted, they're often gluten - free (for no good reason, other than habit) with minimal ingredients.

I make dreams come true and often grant more than three wishes - Who am I?

Also in this movie's favor are its visuals, which are often more than just realistic presentations of the impossible (we take that for granted by now), but artistically and aesthetically rendered.

And I haven't even mentioned the swag lounges — the city granted 50 more permits than last year to company - sponsored lounges, an alarming uptick in what is often referred to as «Brand - dance.»

Students will more often be granted their top subject choices rather than their lower preferences, in cases where a school can not run all classes.

Honan encourages school administrators on the receiving end of grants to be cognizant that foundations often bring «different focal points of interest, assumptions, and ways of working» to an educational enterprise than they may have experienced in interactions with state or local policymakers.

These early deficits are often partially offset by start - up grants from the federal Charter School Program and the Walton Family Foundation, which together typically amount to more than $ 500,000 per school, spread out over several years.

What bothers me is that often successful grant - getters use language to obscure rather than to illuminate their ideas, thereby writing a proposal of such impenetrable murkiness as to make Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics read like Pat The Bunny.

In 2009, the Obama Administration created the School Improvement Grant (SIG) program as a stand - alone initiative funded primarily through more than $ 3 billion provided through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA), often referred to as the stimulus package.

Despite ample research indicating that teachers matter more to student achievement than any other in - school factor, 32 both the Trump - DeVos budget and the House appropriations bill proposed eliminating the Supporting Effective Instruction State Grant program, often referred to as Title II grants after the section of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, that authorizes the funding.

More often than not, Dodge enthusiasts» dream of driving a modified Dodge, and Motor Trend was granted such opportunity on their web series, J - Turn.

More often than not, graduate students are living off of lowly assistantships and grants.

In fact, more often than not, granting an unsecured personal loan with bad credit is no big risk at all.

Loan limits are often kept low, to no more than $ 10,000, but larger loans are granted by subprime lenders.

Each year, the Foundation receives many more grant requests than it can fund, and often we must turn away exciting studies and promising scientists.

More often than not, loot boxes are cosmetic in nature (granting some sort of goodie to make your character look cool), or time - saving, providing in - game cash to bypass grinding for weapons or levels.

Locking onto an enemy, which is often more cumbersome than it should be, grants Noctis the ability to teleport across the field and issue a warp strike immediately.

Granted, it works more often than not, but it failed too many times to ignore.

Granted, some of these period works are more School of Paris studies than independent paintings — often admittedly so, as with the color - rich Dreaming (Matisse)(1947).

Although lenders are under no obligation to grant modifications, they would often rather renegotiate the terms of your loan than allow you to default on your obligation.

As a result, federal court judges have a stronger personal incentive to grant summary judgment than some of their state court counterparts.93 Finally, federal courts have more resources at their disposal than state courts and are therefore in a better position to invest the significant judicial resources often required to decide a motion for summary judgment.94

When experts give advice as to which provider to choose, they often say a company who has been granted at least an A - by A.M. Best and Erie Insurance has earned higher than this on both sides of the business.

Granted, if you're going to spend $ 170, you might as well just get the 2nd - generation starter kit for $ 199, but we'd recommend waiting on a deal to show up for the 1st - generation kit, as they tend to go on sale much more often than 2nd - generation Hue products.

Granted, there have been a few times when I inadvertently hit the camera, but more often than not, my finger is in the right position.

Too often a good marriage is taken for granted rather than given the nurturing and respect it deserves and desperately needs.

We all like to say that giving is better than receiving, but sometimes this very principal is one that often gets taken for granted in long - term relationships.