Sentences with phrase «point is in case»

«Your words «the overall utility a device might provide over a textbook» seem to me a rare, on - topic comment — please, run with that» The point being in this case that it's foolish to measure the cost of a device the same way you would measure the cost of a textbook.

Not exact matches

Case in point, a recent study from Abertay University in Scotland found that a woman that's seen as wearing too much makeup can affect people's perception of her ability to lead.

In any case, the main point of both posts is fairly obvious.

Case in point: In mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis pointin point: In mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis pointIn mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis points.

Spotify is a case in point of how important a role color plays in logos.

Case and point: McDonald's announced it's expanding its fresh beef to 75 locations in Northeast Oklahoma, effectively growing the market test by more than a factor of six, Business Insider reports.

From a purely financial point of view, there may have been companies and investors who were willing to buy a stake in Gawker before Peter Thiel's involvement became public on the assumption that it might win the Hogan case on appeal or that damages might be reduced.

Parko, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, is a case in point.

I would offer a rain check in those cases, only after walking them through some questions about what was going on in their lives, trying to understand any current hurdles or pain points that could turn into a need I could help fulfill.

This could have huge implications: The study points out that 5.4 million new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year in the U.S. alone.

And just in case traders missed the point, Wheeler said explicitly that the New Zealand dollar should be weaker and that another interest - rate cut was likely.

The PBM clients, in any case, benefit from the rebates — though it's hard to know how much because, as the Bloomberg writers point out, the after - rebate «net price» they ultimately pay is confidential.

In a sense, what Silver is pointing out is similar to what we see in the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation biaIn a sense, what Silver is pointing out is similar to what we see in the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation biain the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation bias.

«Over time, we've been optimizing our clinical lab to bring up tests that are more commonly ordered, and in some cases move resources off the proprietary tests that are less commonly ordered to get to a point where the ordering patterns we are seeing can all be accommodated through our finger - stick technology.»

China is a case in point, but it is not the only country with such practices,» Lagarde said while speaking to RTL on Wednesday.

He points out so far there hasn't been «an avalanche of cases,» and that only about 12 were launched in the past two years.

The recent decision by Ford, Renault, Volkswagen and Nissan to expand their production in Spain is a case in point.

Here's Grant for a case in point:

Case in point: Local law enforcement organizations know about every hate crime committed in the U.S., but many are never reported to the FBI.

Listening to someone else speak is a case in point.

Case in point: Brooklyn Brewery's big cornerstone marketing initiative is called the Mash, a culturally driven beer festival that goes around to Brooklyn Brewery's top markets.

As is often the case, the Government is busy pointing their finger at energy providers and energy providers are busy pointing their finger at the Government - but no one seems to be doing anything about it, and the people (and businesses) of South Australia are caught in the middle.

Case in point: In 2010, when Stewart's team determined the year's crop «lacked intensity,» the $ 50 reserve was downgraded to $ 2in point: In 2010, when Stewart's team determined the year's crop «lacked intensity,» the $ 50 reserve was downgraded to $ 2In 2010, when Stewart's team determined the year's crop «lacked intensity,» the $ 50 reserve was downgraded to $ 25.

Cases in point: Multiple versions with negligible feature differences are offered, you have to manually backup and reinstall data to upgrade from Windows XP, and certain programs (including e-mail and calendar applications) must be downloaded separately from the OS.

Marijuana is another case in point.

One person who pointed out the dangerous asset bubble developing in 2005 was economist Robert Shiller, whose composite Case - Shiller index, created in the 1990s, studies real estate prices nationally and in key urban areas.

The strategic thinking that Lamstein used to get WorldWise up and running is a case in point of double - bottom - line thinking.

One of the key points we made involves the difference between marketing, say, a homeopathic «remedy,» which is utterly incapable of having any biological effect because it literally lacks any active ingredient, and marketing herbal products — a category of substances which can in some cases be quite potent, but which can be highly variable in content, concentration, and labelling, not to mention the extent to which their effects and side effects have been verified.

The IMF's Dominique Strauss - Kahn is a case in point.

The company's newest product, Income Advantage, is a case in point.

He acknowledges that this is a point of contention — there are Wheat Board loyalists out there who will highlight cases of farmers suffering in the wake of deregulation.

Again, in case you don't want to take my word on this, here are some articles you can read that support this point:

Case in point: Fukoku Mutual, an insurance firm in Japan, is replacing 34 claims adjusters with A.I..

Case in point: Lewis» book flew off of shelves because it was catered perfectly to his loyal following.

In case you're not familiar with the company, Waze is similar to Google Maps, only it uses route suggestions from users to inform other users on the quickest and most efficient way to get from Point A to Point B.

According to Chris, there are also legal issues that relate to the movement of the money, which even precludes the retailer from collecting at the point of delivery — if they decide to deliver the goods themselves — which in this case is solved by having the consumer pay the retailer directly via the mobile app.

These «napkin» talks where my future was discussed were sketched on a scratch sheet of paper or literally a napkin in some cases, not a power point presentation.

A case in point is the transit agenda.

WITH the economic prospects of Aboriginal people in the Kimberley uncertain after Woodside Petroleum put its onshore gas project at James Price Point on hold, we are left wondering whether the region should now be classified a basket case.

In most cases, you have to add more details, but the basic design flow is a great starting point.

In other cases, a retailer may be targeting consumers who are using multiple touch points to interact with the company.

What some experts are doing is putting up a straw man, pointing to those extreme cases in which some people let the development of the business plan become an end in itself — something that gets in the way of business rather than helping to optimize it.

Case in point: You assume that because a woman has expressed a desire to lead her current department one day, she may not be open to a transfer to a different team.

In some cases, however, these answers are wrong — and not just humorously wrong but dangerously so because they point to inaccurate stories or offensive opinions on important topics.

And while Bill Vogt or Denise Noel or Dan Weinfurter could offer testimonials about the new science of hiring, the point is not that this system has worked in a handful of cases.

Case in point: Did you realize that LinkedIn is actually one of the most powerful, B2B - themed search engines on the planet?

«In many cases, we will be the next stopping point for some of these companies.»

Case in point, the M - Beta hotel's public restrooms have two signs: one for each gender, in accordance with the North Carolina state law, but above them are signs that say «All Genders Welcome Restroom.»

Case in point, right now REI is having a members - only sale.

... We have to figure out if a kid feels like at 16 or 17, he doesn't feel like the NCAA is for him or whatever the case may be, we have a system in place where we have a farm league where they can learn and be around the professionals, but not actually become a professional at that point in time.