Sentences with phrase «readily lend itself to»

Many advisors will tell you to open a speech with a joke, but that's not always good advice, especially if your persona or the subject of your speech doesn't readily lend itself to humor.

But unfortunately, «these same lifesaving social instincts didn't readily lend themselves to exploration, artistic expression, romance, inventiveness and experimentation — the other human drives that make for a vibrant civilization.»

Some metaphors readily lend themselves to high development because they belong to a metaphor system, i.e. a group of metaphors linked together by their common origin in a single area of human observation, experience or activity, which has generated its own peculiar sublanguage or jargon.110

This distinction readily lends itself to a sub-Christian and unworthy interpretation.

Due to its organization and conversational writing style, the book readily lends itself to a book study with collaborative teams.»

In addition, aluminum alloy is highly versatile and readily lends itself to a wide variety of manufacturing techniques.

A superior resource whose approach readily lends itself to global comparisons and whose uniform layout makes it a fantastic «quick reference» for classroom use.

Some of these would have readily lent themselves to a promotional event.

Given that floating buildings are impractical and sheer cliffs don't readily lend themselves to development, this paradise won't be paved over anytime soon.

Unfortunately it's not very well known, and it doesn't readily lend itself to a lot of uses.

'' [I] nformational works, such as news reports, that readily lend themselves to productive use by others, are less protected than creative works of entertainment.»

A legal rule that seems relatively clear within the factual context of a particular precedent may not readily lend itself to application in a different factual context.

Since those standards do not readily lend themselves to generalized definitions, the constitutional problem in the last analysis becomes one of particularized judgments which appellate courts must make for themselves.»

Since there appears to be a correlation between insecure attachment styles and the aforementioned suboptimal parenting styles (Power), it stands to reason a secure attachment style most readily lends itself to authoritative parenting.

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And reading transcripts from those halcyon days of a decade ago, before the U.S. crash, two things become readily apparent that may lend some insight to Poloz's situation — U.S. Federal Reserve officials were indeed worried about causing alarm.

While there have been some reports of financial institutions tightening lending requirements, particularly for loans to purchase inner - city apartments, finance generally remains readily available on attractive terms.

It is a lovely little story, whatever we may think of its historical basis, and it lends itself readily to spiritual applications.

This apparent incapacity of Aristotelian substances to enter into intrinsic relations with one another seems to have struck Whitehead as distinctive of matter or stuff, hence to lend itself readily to the viewpoint of materialistic mechanism.

Neither the notion of «irony» nor that of «solidarity» lends itself readily to educational discussions.

But the perceived kinship between deity and humanity lends itself only too readily to the possibility of inversion.

My hope is that, moving forward, evangelicals will more readily lend an ear to their minority brothers and sisters, willing to listen to their cares and concerns — even when we disagree.

Nothing could lend itself to totalitarian systems or authoritarian religions more readily than a unity - principle that permits of no plurality in its expression and realization.

The idea of a «designer» does not lend itself readily to a universe involving chance occurrences.

The almost fantastic developments of that conference would lend themselves rather readily to analysis in the terms being put forward in the present essay, I suggest.

Even the concept of natural law, which probably lends itself to rational definition and defense more readily than any other theological version of morality, makes little sense without God as its ultimate premise.

creating and supporting graduate - level neural engineering classes, including those that lend themselves readily to start - up projects and technologies.

Implicit in the prior discussion and Figure 1 are strong reasons for schools to focus on skills rather than dispositions: Skills can be taught, are typically publicly observable and specific, lend themselves readily to selection based on what the school or teacher intends students to learn, and aren't heavily constrained by genetics.

This suggests that science tests may lend themselves less readily to standardization.

Math lends itself most readily to the subject of acceleration.

While visitors still had to come into their libraries to access the list of titles, they were gaining this access to content that wasn't readily available for device lending elsewhere.

In the Classroom: Novels in verse written from multiple points of view lend themselves readily to reader's theater adaptation.

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Fourth, even extraordinary monetary policy may not work, as the Fed tries to target lending markets, and finds that they can absorb bad assets, but can't readily recycle them.

It's caused lenders to be more diligent with their lending practices and people with bad credit or undocumented incomes are finding it harder to qualify for home loans that were readily available to them at this time last year.

El - Erian's succinct observation is kindred to the oft - cited cliché that banks will only lend you money if you don't need it.9 The bond investor's favorite investment ought to be with a borrower who can readily afford to repay the debt.

Certain breeds excel at agility, in much the same way as a particular pedigree might lend itself more readily to hunting or herding than others.

Home to a variety of room types and a full complement of services and amenities, this resort lends itself readily to romantic getaways, family holidays and everything in between.

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Back in the original arm of Toys for Bob's studio where the working Tiki Bar stashed with delicacies is readily accessible, producer Alex Ness returns to not only pen the Trap Team story, but also lend his voice to several characters including the infamous Chompy Mage trappable villain.

Some subjects lend themselves more readily to a «story» than others.

Unfortunately, it was massively unprofitable to produce, being a largely aluminium small car — the technology is relatively expensive so lends itself more readily to higher margin, larger cars.

It seems to me that a plausible mechanism lends itself more readily to the latter rather than the former.

The mainstream news cycle lends itself much more readily to «shock» stories that gloss over these deeper issues in favor of easily digestible sound bites.

The architecture of the web, based on links among sites, lends itself readily to network analysis.

Baltimore cries out for Baltimorons; and any burgh the name of which ends in - ham (e.g. Bellingham) lends itself quite readily to - hamster.

By their very vastness, the themes to be translated into law lend themselves too readily to the innocent deceptions of rhetoric.

Many geeks readily associate Dell with bloatware, but the company is aware that pre-installed apps don't often lend themselves to a premium experience.

Despite an increasing demand for capital to finance these development projects, the banks no longer have the appetite of yesteryear to readily offer lending facilities for certain higher risk property transactions.

Through a familiarity with lending products and an understanding of where the investor is in the lifecycle of the portfolio and the overall goals of that portfolio, the property manager is better able to introduce options that the investor may not be readily aware of.

The bill balances consumer protections with changes that could make home lending more readily available to people who need it, including renters struggling to acquire a mortgage because they haven't yet amassed a conventional credit history.