Sentences with phrase «pedigree so»

This type of breeding is particularly tricky and you want to make sure that you have carefully researched the dogs in your bitch's pedigree so that you know where you'd want to go with the linebreeding.

I think you think Whitman is electable because she is somewhat moderate and has a corporate pedigree so she can tout herself as a fiscal conservative.

He does however need to have someone of higher pedigree so that he can up his game considerably so as not to lose out on first team.

There is also a trend towards cross-breeding two different pedigrees so that you get a new breed of dog that has the best characteristics of each of its parent breeds.

Not exact matches

Let's assume the following: A) You've written a job description that is concise, intriguing and honest; B) you're doing this all on your own, without the help of an HR person; C) you don't have a standardized system of recruiting and vetting; D) you aren't so obsessed with your company culture that you're looking for the exact right combination of personality, pedigree and the answer «honey badger» to the question «If you could be any animal...?»

As noted earlier in the week, Slack comes from Flickr cofounder Stewart Butterfield, so it's already got a pedigree that's hard to beat.

Viv was started by the creators of Apple's Siri, so there is a pedigree in the space.

So, it turns out that «the limbo of the Fathers» may have a fine theological pedigree, but it has no obvious or stable place in the Catholic hierarchy of truth.

A customary sign at rural fairs across the country asked, «How long are we Americans to be so careful for the pedigree of our pigs and chickens and cattle — and then leave the ancestry of our children to chance, or to «blind» sentiment?»

This error remains intuitively plausible and has a decent cultural pedigree, so therefore those who make it should not be dismissed as utterly irrational or evil, even though they may seem so from the viewpoint of one who bears in mind the facts of human development.

The turning away from the objective truth of words (and from authority) which has been so much part of the modern «turn to the subject» is caused by, among other things, a particular idea with a long intellectual pedigree.

Further, he's represented Portugal at every youth level from U16s to U23s before making his senior debut two years ago, and so despite his young age, he has pedigree and experience both for club and country.

But instead of making Roscoe childless for life, Hamilton has chosen to play his «eccentric Englishman» card and have some of his sperm frozen so that Roscoe's pedigree bulldog genes can live on in future generations.

If age and pedigree were so important than we should also put the same hopes and dreams on someone like Jahlil Okafor, another Top 5 pick that «held his own» at the NBA level at age 19 and has also not improved much since then.

So if you don't like it then fine, but recognise that Arsenal have a special pedigree in the FA Cup.

So he has a great pedigree and is a very popular and respected person in the footballing world, but do you think he could be ready to be the Arsenal manager next season?

and a 6th overall selection in his respective QMJHL Priority draft so he's had pedigree going back to Bantam.

«After so much hype for so long, he finally looks to be living up to the pedigree and, at 22, he has an enormous future ahead of him.»

Jonjo Shelvey is another I would like to see more of, but clearly these are all untested options so I would like to see us fork out some cash for another striker, preferably with a bit of a pedigree.

He has the pedigree, so it's not like this is akin to the Jose Martinez prediction up there.

Truly stunning how you rate Theo so highly, he's the epitome of replaceable, we'd get good money cos he's a good age and english with a decent pedigree....

Griezmann has 104 goals in 196 appearances for Atleti since joining them in 2014, and so that suggests he'll be capable of making an immediate and long - term impact at Barcelona as he knows La Liga well and has pedigree in Europe.

Maybe these «so called experts should give some thought to protection and reducing injuries after all they «re are dealing with high priced pedigrees.

in my view, we have enough money, we have enough prestige and we have a respected manager, so we are under performing according to our pedigree.

Villanova's season was always going to be Final Four or bust with so much returning talent and a championship pedigree already in place.

he has won some titles in european leagues so has some wining pedigree and at 53 is not likely to stay to long term giving us a chance to bed in henry in after him.

The one thing i'd add it that with Sanogo — there was pedigree i.e. great goal scoring record for youth teams, was rated higher than Pogba for French Youth Teams so he was worth a punt.

He's better than Benson Mayowa, I just think his draft pedigree has raised people's expectations, so most view him as a bust.

He chases GMs with some pedigree but his decision making seems more focused on bringing in coaches he likes as a fan more so than folks for their hockey acumen.

The fact that Arsenal have been in the UCL draw every other year in that time should be enough to convince Lacazette of our pedigree though, so do you expect this fan French forward to be our second signing of the summer?

A former coach with Real Madrid Castilla, he has the requisite European pedigree that the club will require, but also the steely pragmatism that will win the club the league titles they have so sorely been missing out on.

Having also managed Espanyol, Villarreal and Valencia in recent years, he has built up something of a pedigree as one of La Liga's most forward - thinking head coaches, doing the rounds at teams that also succeeded in their own ways over the past few years by tweaking the formula of play that has become so popular in Spain and beyond.

If it is him, I think he has the pedigree to do it, but the decision has not been made so we'll see.»

So it's impressive to me that someone with that pedigree, who will probably be one of the higher earners at the club, certainly on more than Phillips and Vieira who play almost week - in and week - out, does not figure in to a regular place in the team.

Who are the so - called better candidates and what is their electoral pedigrees?

I don't deny that the Climate Camp thing has a certain pedigree, but it's with the tradition of liberal middle class protest (CND and so on), which to be fair, you did mention - though only as part of the wider legitimising framework.

«He comes with a great real estate pedigree and he's paid attention to the business, so I wouldn't be surprised to see him emerge among the top tier of real estate names at some point,» said Hauspurg.

«In the years before paternity testing was available, we didn't expect that the pedigree data would be so accurate, so we were pleasantly surprised,» Wallner says.

Overall, 4.7 billion years of evolutionary history have therefore been lost in the Halle region, so great is the loss of evolutionary diversity — calculated on the basis of plant pedigrees.

Like I talked with science journalists and I talked with biohackers and then you've got like the pedigree, so it's kind of cool.

We make it easy to search by breed, color, age, pedigree and so much more, so you can find the ideal match for your dog.

The plot has the obvious trappings of a police procedural but little of the conventional execution; the film is so character - driven that it's unlikely to appeal to thriller fans (evidently the reason Warner Bros. has marketed the film so minimally, a particular surprise given its talent pedigree).

A handsome - looking blue - chip production with a singularly impressive Oscar pedigree, it disdains anything so crude, or so risky to its commercial prospects, as a point of view.

So while The Death of Stalin may boast a reputable cinematic pedigree, it's overall approach to storytelling is extremely limited.

I didn't think I'd like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy going in, so obvious was its pedigree and its timing.

At the same, filmmaker Jean - Marc Vallee has become a bit of an Oscar whisperer, so there's a strong pedigree to start with here.

The romance such as it is, is the nicest thing in the film, and there are some other funny moments, but despite the local pedigree in genre and in the veteran talent on - screen feels weirdly unrooted, like so many Hong Kong films trying to appeal to audiences outside the (former) colony.

Their last major project, called The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore, won an Oscar for Best Animated Short Film so the studio has some real pedigree.

It's nothing new for action movies to be crafted on the fly, but rarely has one with such pedigree felt so half - assed.

It would be an understatement to say that I spent a LOT of time playing Diablo 2, so does Torchlight live up to its pedigree?