Sentences with phrase «often tie out»

Older publishing contracts often tie out - of - print status to «availability» of the work (or, worse, give the publisher the sole and exclusive right to decide when the work is — and is not — out of print).

Not exact matches

With a nearly 16 percent stake in Dell and ties going back three decades to the creation of the company out of his college dorm room, Michael Dell is seen as having much more at stake in the deal going through than Silver Lake, a financial investor that often walks away from deals.

While a cosigner is often someone who has close ties to the borrower, such as a parent or spouse, lenders don't spell out what kind of relationships are permissible.

Consumer sentiment toward companies is often cyclical, he said, and for tech it is closely tied to what products come out that year.

Mutual fund managers» compensation is often tied to whether they out - perform a given index.

When various forms of idolatry became part of their effort to influence the world, they were merely trying to tie all things together, to make sense out of a world that often proved hostile to human feelings.

Waning of energy and strength, the loneliness of being cut off from long - held ties, the feeling of being left out, often attend the later years.

«The main cause seems most directly tied to 9/11 because during the five years following, quite a few evangelical books came out warning Christians to steer clear of Islam; in short, fear of Muslims grew substantially,» said Larson, who commented on such exposés in a 2006 issue of CT. «I felt such Christian writings often lacked solid research and were deficient in helping fellow believers reach out to Muslims with love and understanding.»

As the great Liverpool sides of the 1970s and 1980s discovered, success in two - legged European ties often requires a different kind of football, and the ability to retain possession and close out a game, something that Tottenham's high - energy style does not easily accommodate.

He does the dirty work often that goes unnoticed by the average fan but his magnificent success as a receiver out of the backfield is uniquely tied to his proficiency as a blocker... let me explain

Unconditional love can come through in all situations and often is the tie that binds us to our sanity when life seems out of control.

Many babies can stick out the tip of their tongue when they are not feeding, but still have a tongue tie hidden further back under their tongue (often called a posterior tongue tie).

However babies are incredibly smart and often figure out how to hold out for the bottle making it very frustrating for mom so depending on if he does have a tongue tie or if he's just holding up for the bottle will definitely determine what will be the best course of action.

Mr. Trump's council staff draws heavily from the military — often people who had ties to Mr. Flynn when he served as a senior military intelligence officer and then as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency before he was forced out of the job.

Very often I take a scarf or just a belt made out of fabric, and tie it into a bow around my neck, as seen in the above pictures.

But what initially seems to be just a literary framing device, tying the film we're about to see to A.A. Milne's original tales, turns out to be a much more involved conceit, as Pooh and the other characters talk back to the narrator and the actual words on the page of the book often become part of the story.

There are enough thin threads to tie everything together, but more often than not, the majority of the scenes seem to revolve around, «Wouldn't it be crazy if...» It's how we get scenes like Tom becoming a crazy deer hunter who has reached the point where he's making mugs out of deer hooves.

If you're a fan of Lego's movie tie - ins, you'll be aware of the perennial problem with film - affiliated toy manufacture: often what they're selling reveals information some cinemagoers may not want to know yet - and other cinemagoers are desperate to find out about.

In most cases, however, the key issue, what percent of management's net worth is tied to the company's future performance, is often hard to find out.

Keeping a dog tied out as a solution for escapee dogs creates new problems, often including serious aggression.

Often a disqualification is tied to a specific health issue that runs with a particular color or trait; train yourself to figure out these associations.

It is dangerous, and often illegal, to tie your dog out in a yard (tethered or chained dogs feel trapped and cornered, so are more likely to attack; they can also become entangled and die a horrible death; and they can't protect themselves from intruders and they «know» it).

As a younger traveler, I stay in shared hostel rooms more often than not, and do enjoy talking with fellow travelers, but when the time comes to go out exploring, I don't want to be tied to anyone's itinerary but my own.

These missions are almost always enjoyable affairs and often have little bits of information that tie in with the main story, so it'd worth checking them out of you want to understand the whole picture.

Once the plan is established, he executes it, sometimes in concert with assistants and often using specially - made tools, such as a paintbrush made out of many different - sized brushes tied together.

Daily Climate points out that «in listing their affiliations at the end of the piece, the paper didn't mention half of them have ties to groups and businesses that often cast doubts about man - made global warming.»

Responses posted to that material — either in blog comments or in other blogs are however a little unsatisfying since the blog commentary and response are not tied to the actual paper (though mechanisms like that used by «Research Blogging «or JournalTalk could conceivably be used), and can quite frequently spiral out of control (with additional criticisms, responses, and often vast amounts of irrelevant commentary).

The kids I coach often ask me what the ring is worth and I say, «About $ 3 in material, but I was on third base with two out, bottom of the eighth inning, down one run, we were in extra innings, and the best hitter hits the ball into centre field, and I score the tying run and he scores the winning run.

What often happens is that a big rig, semi-truck, or tractor - trailer at such a crossing can «bottom out» and essentially become tied to the tracks.

Another reason why Monday might not be the best day to arrange an interview is the fact that it's often a day that most of us spend tying up loose ends from the Friday previous, or replying to emails received over the weekend, whilst also trying to map out our diaries for the week ahead.

I often advised in my consumer education articles, not to answer that question, because I always felt the answer has no bearing on the market value of the bricks and mortar and the underlying land, tied to other relative specifics regarding pricing the property properly to go to market; now, clearly, non resident status validation is an exception (and does not, or should not, affect value), but not affecting property value, the clear cut way to find out the seller's current residency status is for a disclaimer / disclosure to be signed by the seller.

The biggest issue with trying to sell with a real estate agent or selling it yourself (For Sale By Owner) is often times retail buyers will tie up a home for weeks and pull out on the deal at the last second... or have their bank loan fall through.

As rummage shopping trips are often family outings, make sure outdoor and garage items are secured out of children's reach and cords are tied up to reduce tripping hazards.

The biggest issue with trying to sell your house with a real estate agent or selling your house yourself is often times retail buyers will tie up your home for weeks and pull out on the deal at the last second... or have their bank loan fall through.