Sentences with phrase «redundant in»

Just the right thickness for year - round comfort, they may even make your duvet redundant in the summer!

The rush to the bottom of the Realtor well of irrelevancy is well underway (pun intended) thanks to what I label as the unrecognized psychology of the self - serving communal thinking practices of Organized Real Estate top level comfortably - salaried bureaucrats (not the here today, gone next year regularly turned over faux president puppets), who, because they are in perpetual positions of conflict of interest (more dues from more registrants equals more money for their in - house empires, which thus creates more guaranteed money for them personally and thence for their underling cronies which in turn leads to a solidification of their own top jobs as well as for their underlings» jobs over whom «they» need to be seen as being in control of... which is as usual job one) do what is best for themselves first, in order to avoid becoming being viewed as being redundant in the eyes of their tax - payers... the one - hundred thousand plus Canada - wide money - supplying whether - they - know - what - they - are - doing - or - not registrants.

After being made redundant in 2004, she received outplacement support which she found enormously beneficial.

Don't be redundant in your use of verbs within one statement.

They include suites of applications that are redundant in the bigger picture.

Few will want to, but because it doesn't have a space - age design or technology that will be redundant in six months or a year's time, it doesn't have the same short lifespan of a fully fledged smartwatch.

20 year term is a great buy if you have older children, are financially stable with savings and think coverage would be redundant in your 60's.

They felt that this would be costly and is redundant in light of the designation of a contact person to receive complaints.

This seems to render the common law power redundant in the face of the statute.

Advising in connection with two dispute notifications bought under enterprise agreements applying to several hundred employees who were made redundant in NSW and Victoria.

For the purposes of unfair dismissal and redundancy payments, an employee becomes redundant in his current position if the...

When the agency agreed with Circuit Judge Kimberly A. Moore's understanding that a denial of institution on redundancy grounds was not a «substantive» determination, but rather meant that the issues not instituted were «redundant in terms of too many different grounds of rejection,» she criticized the practice as resembling «Putting a blindfold on and throwing darts at a wall and deciding which grounds to go forward with.

Or better still, «from a law graduate's perspective», «school» being redundant in the context, relatively speaking.

Maclay Murray & Spens has made two fee earners and four secretaries redundant in its Glasgow private client team after concluding a redundancy round at the firm.

Cheng Tan worked as an intellectual property lawyer at the US firm's London office until she was made redundant in November last year, according to press reports.

For example, if both the procuring authority and the contractor performing services under a contract were to be subject to FIA 2000, the confidentiality exemption under s 41 would become redundant in respect of all information provided by one to the other.

Different but often redundant in other ways.

It could be argued that makes either the D - O or the «Eddy» redundant in terms of separate naming, and the D - O was there first — but I digress.

CRU is now pretty much redundant in CRUTEM, with the Met Office having stepped in to do the things that CRU should have done long ago.

Her mission is to reduce everything in her painting to a zero state, free from mimicry and illusion and making the traditional support of a canvas redundant in the pursuit to create without limitation.

Artist Tom McGuinness, whose work is featured in the programme, became a Bevin Boy in 1944 and remained a miner until he was made redundant in 1982.

But after her role was made redundant in the economic crisis of 2007 - 8, she went back to the drawing board.

And while a new 2D Mario game might seem somewhat redundant in the wake of Super Mario Maker, the team also constructed something they call a «Satoru» level editor that allows for a wider degree of creative freedom that Mario Maker lacks.

Autonomy at Splash Damage is high, with Jolly mentioning that his ultimate goal is to make himself redundant in the process, with staff empowered by management to make decisions but also guided well enough to ensure that they're the correct choices.

Over time, evolution rendered some of the metabolic pathways and enzymes present in omnivores redundant in the cat.

If you have checked out any of my other articles or blogs you will see that I am extremely redundant in saying that there are a million and one ways to make money in real estate.

I was made redundant in Feb 2017 and just got back into work this month, (May).

The electrical engineer was made redundant in 2013 and turned to binary options.

some i think are redundant in a way if it is the same fund but in US dollars?

I've also removed a couple that seemed redundant in this new light.

This is best characterized by the page «flip», an action that is utterly redundant in ebooks, but which provides a comforting familiarity to the printed page for people new to electronic reading.

And if you find it's so short that it'll be redundant in a few weeks, let alone a few months, then you shouldn't — mustn't — wait!

Over 3000 Australian print and broadcast journalists have been made redundant in the past six years.

I've also found myself being redundant in formats.

Murder mystery set at the farewell event of someone who has been made redundant in a round of corporate cost cutting.

With the new Veloster Turbo seemingly making the Genesis Coupe 2.0 T a bit redundant in Hyundai «s lineup, the Korean automaker has decided to up the power rating of the car to widen the gap.

If you ask me, it's also rather redundant in the lineup given that BMW already offers the 3 Series, but hey, I'm not here to judge marketing strategies.

At present, English schools are seemingly reluctant to continue engaging with these highly valuable resources in the classroom, perhaps because they're seen as redundant in the digital age or because they're not regarded as a diverse learning resource.

Human teachers worldwide have been made redundant in their millions.

It gets redundant in a hurry and may end up being the reason that some folks drink.

Longevity for me will come down to gaining all achievements and... well... at which stage makes the game redundant in the replay arena.

But the new version seems even more rhetorical and redundant in the wake of torture porn like Audition (1999), Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (2002), Saw (2004), Hostel (2005), and Hard Candy (2005), not to mention real - life horrors like Columbine, Virginia Tech, the recent NIU shootings, and the Tinley Park clothing store executions, whose victims had their limbs bound with plastic tape just like the family in Funny Games.

Eva and Candy's stories feel like only slight variations on Honey's experiences, which makes the characters seem redundant in the big picture.

It gets redundant in a hurry, especially when it sounds like Moore's dialogue in these scenes was recorded post-production.

Beirut is simply redundant in the type of genre specific details it's offering.

Over 60 film critics have been made redundant in America over the past 4 years.

This is nothing you haven't seen before, but Flanagan brings real panache and visual energy to a film that could have easily felt redundant in the hands of a lesser filmmaker.

This step may seem redundant in that its obvious you are looking to date someone new by putting up a profile on a dating site.

«We're not saying these enhancers are perfectly redundant in that one or the other isn't important, but rather there is a mechanism of protecting against deleterious effects on the order of a given generation,» Pennacchio summarized.

This suggests that GBP1 and GBP2 are at least partially redundant in function.