Sentences with phrase «short answer seems»

Ed Week found that the «short answer seems to be: They are leaning a fair amount on their waiver plans and other work that was going on when waivers were handed out.»

The short answer seems to be: all sorts of instantly forgettable but clever things.

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My answers to these questions in the shortest possible form are, «no,» «no,» and «no»... It seems that the arguments against trying to deflate a bubble outweigh those in favor of it.

The short answer is «no», yet they do paint an interesting outlook For Coinbase, valuing itself at $ 8bn seems well beyond expectations.

Inflation seemed to be the answer, as a short period of exponentially rapid expansion would smooth out the initial irregularities, or «anisotropy», left behind by the big bang.

It may seem counterintuitive, but the short answer is yes.

The short answer: life isn't always what it seems on social media.

But when they respond, their answers are short and not too informative or don't seem to offer much to move things forward.

Stopping aggregator sites is a short - term and answer to a problem, it doesn't really address the real issue that aggregator sites seemed to be an answer to.

The short answer is that choosing the right moment seems to have more to do with luck than judgment.

When I was still entertaining using CK, I found that short timeout to be irritating too, as you said by the time you get some more data, or even answer the phone, you are timed out, and in addition it seemed to take 2 logins for me to get back.

We seem to have arrived at an answer of 20 % cash, which at a constant 4 % annual spending rate, equates to 5 years of spending in the short - term bucket.

The short answer is that it seems unlikely.

For the average person, a recumbent bike might seem like a bit of an oddball thing to ride, probably because most of us have grown up riding an upright two - wheeler, not a short bike that you sit down to pedal, but for those who suffer from back or joint pain when riding a conventional bicycle, a recumbent is the answer to getting back spinning some wheels again, and when a third wheel is added to the design, as in a recumbent trike, these low - riding cycles offer increased stability as well.

Short answer is it seems not too surprising that there's no reason to expect a clear unidirectional change in tree rings around the time of big volcanic excursions.

Whether 6 years is long or short depends on what you compare it to, but it does seem as though an answer to the main question can't be supplied before then.

Seems like the short answer is people accept what they are told, and stop thinking for themselves.

For appropriate time scales (say, as short as an El Nino cycle or longer than 1000 years) it seems pretty clear that natural causes are dominant, so it's perfectly reasonable to disagree with, or give a «Can't answer» response to Bray's question, while agreeing with the IPCC view.

Godin identifies seven common answers to that question, and says that only one of them seems to have any merit today — and even that one is probably short - lived:

The only answer seems to be that, short of some mass developer exodus, Motorola no longer prioritizes Android updates like they once did.

Well, I have a short answer, and a long answer, because that seems to be the way my brain likes to roll, and because the short answer inevitably leads to the long answer.

As in our study the participants answered each item four times (sibling, romantic partner, and, to distract the participants from the purpose of this study with regard to mother and father), it seems to be sufficient to rely on shorter scales or our attachment hierarchy scale.