Sentences with phrase «out of thin air as»

In another, procedurally generated environments — created by a sentient robotic species bent on manipulating time and space in its favor — construct themselves out of thin air as you maneuver the manufactured replacement core of the planet Mercury.

But, it is a problem for other countries that try to do so, because they can't manufacture those claims out of thin air as the US Treasury does.

Content does not magically appear out of thin air as some might believe.

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You can always review thoughts or sayings later if they're recorded, but trying to recall them out of thin air is only as good as your memory allows.

«Being prepared on all fronts holds value for any professional, but especially entrepreneurs, as opportunities may appear out of thin air.

People in cryptocurrency circles refer to such events — when a new piece of digital money is distributed out of thin air — as an «air drop.»

In fact, rounded, even numbers should be avoided altogether — too phony sounding, as if the final figure was pulled out of thin air or something.

They never simply create demand «out of thin air», as many analysts seem to think, and doing so would violate the basic accounting identity that equates total savings in a closed system with total investment.

As for the surplus credit that Wall Street lent out, it is created out of thin air.

Land appreciation, acts as collateral function, enabling loans out of thin air and the increase in debt.

In other words, the root of the problem is — and has always been — the legal ability of banks to create credit «out of thin air», commonly referred to as fractional reserve banking.

So even though technically it can create money «out of thin air,» the central bank can not simply print money as it wants.

The $ 1000 are created out of thin air (as you see this fraud privilege is not limited only to the central bank).

It spends almost the same as cash and unlike cash, can be created out of thin air.

The only thing Im angry about is morons like you trying to make a god out of thin air then trying to make everyone beleive as you do.

First of all if the second coming ever happens is Jesus going to appear out of thin air or will Jesus be born from a virgin once again as he was in the bible story and grow up amongst us all invisible to non-believers and also wouldn't the Anti-Christ be born around the same time to play his part?

«Let's assume (like evolution does) all these came magically out of thin air»... It's been proven that these are created as stars and planets form...

He correctly identified the recent problem in the European economy as a «false lack» of money arising from the rigidities of a banking system that generates money out of thin air — always and only as debt.

We've seen too many» wonderkids» appear out of thin air and vanish into the unknown just as fast.

When some tabloid paper pulls a rumor out of thin air that we'd like to have Sterling as part of the Sanchez deal, that's called BS.

I doubt he pulled them out of thin air, as you seem to imply.

I have not just pulled this out of thin air either, because even though Manchester United were widely reported to have tried, and failed, to sign the prolific player this summer with some hefty offers, Muller has this week admitted that the money washing around the top flight of English football is hard to ignore, as reported by Sky Sports.

As gem cutter Scott Sucher puts it, «Lo and behold, seemingly out of thin air, the Hope diamond appeared.»

This is brilliant, challenging and rewarding as you pull impossible stunts out of thin air; but it's hard to get excited about another game in the series with fundamentally the same gameplay so soon.

The answers to life's problems do not simply appear out of thin air in the woods, as much as the film's two hikers might try to will them into existence.

As the final act veers off once again into confounding territory pulled out of thin air, the boat has long since sailed on this disappointing effort.

Tsui sets his avoidance dances in confined spaces (tiny apartments, backstage dressing rooms), but To's are set out in the open: a fountain in a public park, a street corner, a sidewalk (a similarly choreographed scene plays out as well early in Romancing in Thin Air, itself a kind of compendium of all of To's romantic comedies, where Sammi Cheng and Louis Koo wander outside the grounds of the hotel, oblivious to each others» presence despite occupying the same film frame).

What the developer couldn't mask are how the cars are practically dropped onto roads from a thin air, as well as police vehicles appearing out of nowhere on deserted roads during escape missions.

Love After Love Russ Harbaugh's debut feature is rooted in the immediate, snatching snippets of life out of thin air, with Andie MacDowell luminous and raw as a woman grasping to put her life back together, while juggling her hapless, drunken and philandering sons.

As an educator today, I draw on the writings of University of Washington political science and education professor Walter Parker, who has noted that «engaged citizens do not materialize out of thin air.

«Though OCR may claim to be under - funded, its resources are stretched thin largely because it has so often chosen to address violations it has made up out of thin air,» the pair wrote, citing as prime examples efforts to curb bullying, to reduce differences in how white and nonwhite students are disciplined and to get colleges to step up sexual assault investigations.

As two members of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights noted in a February 26, 2015 letter to Congress, OCR «has all too often been willing to define perfectly legal conduct as unlawful,» spending taxpayer money «to address violations it has made up out of thin aiAs two members of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights noted in a February 26, 2015 letter to Congress, OCR «has all too often been willing to define perfectly legal conduct as unlawful,» spending taxpayer money «to address violations it has made up out of thin aias unlawful,» spending taxpayer money «to address violations it has made up out of thin air.

A star when Volkswagen conjured the hot hatch segment out of thin air nearly twenty - five years ago, the GTI infamously became — in later generations — if not exactly obese and clumsy then no longer the crazy funster it had been, the one that wanted to tear up tarmac just as much as it wanted to haul you to work and your laundry to the cleaner.

In reality though, I might as well as pulled those figures out of thin air, since the economy of a PHEV depends dramatically on how you drive it and, more importantly, on how much you charge it.

As the letters continue to appear seemingly out of thin air, Wang becomes convinced that someone is watching him — someone who claims to have known him for over one thousand years.

Frankly, Joel, if I could create this website as a hologram that I could take with me, to consult at any moment out of thin air, it would be excellent, since every single question I put into Google is answered by you.

The Family Court issues another order that says that Sally has to either refinance the house or sell it in 90 days, and if she doesn't (or can't, because she is unable to conjure up a buyer out of thin air) the court will hold her in contempt of court, and may jail her as a result.

Since taxes can't suddenly appear out of thin air, it's better to use the words «tax deferred» unless they are qualified, as opposed to saying they are «tax free» unless they are unqualified.

By dramatically inflating the nominal prices of various «assets», including those that are now called «toxic assets», many of which were substantially created out of thin air, such as various derivatives, the banks, various financial institutions, and other holders of these assets, have essentially laid claims to a much larger proportion of the existing real wealth.

With the creation of so much liquidity out of thin air, the surprise is not that the British Pound is weak, but that the US Dollar is strong, and still regarded as a safe haven.

Under a gold standard, central banks would be left relatively powerless to stimulate the monetary / lending process, as they could not create gold «out of thin air».

Don't forget that the best hostels fill the fastest and as much as we would love to, we can't make more beds appear out of thin air.

However, don't forget that the best hostels fill the fastest and as much as we would love to, we can't make more beds appear out of thin air.

The game still retains some usual issues related to the series — groups of enemies sometimes appearing seemingly out of thin air, for instance (such as when an «ambush unit» appears) but with so many enemies on - screen at times it's not unexpected for a Dynasty Warriors title.

Since the game can not support more than a few AI at once, the enemies are dispersed out of thin air and appear in waves as you defeat them.

What the developer couldn't mask are how the cars are practically dropped onto roads from a thin air, as well as police vehicles appearing out of nowhere on deserted roads during escape missions.

Other possible new features shown in the trailer is the ability to tame horses, using various weapons such as axes and spears, donning different armor, and using some sort of magic to conjure items out of thin air.

Glynn's MASS MoCA exhibition responds to an economy, in the artist's words, in which «technology companies seem to generate billion - dollar valuations out of thin air, nanotechnology operates beyond the field of the visually apprehensible, and capital is accumulated as pure concept.»

As such, over time the challenge transitioned to simply convincing yourself that you could create it out of thin air and take it on faith that the rest of your school work will fall into place.

The electric colors maintain a strict uniformity of width — though one may occasionally overlap its neighbor — making them seem disembodied, as if materialized out of thin air.