Sentences with phrase «simply by virtue of»

I don't feel particularly advantaged and don't like being included in his narrative simply by virtue of my skin colour or how much money I might earn.»

The word «Applicant» reflects that the consumer is not yet obligated to proceed with the transaction simply by virtue of signing the Closing Disclosure.

You will be surprised at how happy and well - off you really are, because you are better off than 85 % of the world's population simply by virtue of living in Canada and enjoying its social safety net, health care system etc. and personal income opportunities (other than those income «opportunities» as pursued via gambling; i.e., trying to time the real estate boom / bust cycles).

But history shows us that an absence of targeted action and a contentedness that we are «slowly getting there» is not going to result in the significant improvements in health status that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples deserve — simply by virtue of the fact that we are members of the human race and of the Australian community.

Everyone possesses human rights simply by virtue of being human, and everyone is entitled to enjoy them in full equality and on the basis of non-discrimination.

But history shows us that an absence of targeted action and a contentedness that we are «slowly getting there» is not going to result in the significant improvements in health status that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples deserve - simply by virtue of the fact that we are members of the human race and of the Australian community.

Simply by virtue of the fact that the date's in the future, the employer will know you don't yet have the degree in hand.

Whether you're a self - professed social media expert or not, you may, simply by virtue of being a digital native, be asked to chip in on a company's social media strategy — so come prepared with a good understanding of industry best practices and social analytics.

SMEs (small and medium - sized enterprises) have always represented a good chance for graduate employment simply by virtue of their share of the jobs market.

Some will purchase it to signal their wealth, many will acquire it as a totem of their Apple fandom, and almost all will desire it simply by virtue of its limited availability and exclusivity.

That personal property is likely to be worth more than what you could put in an apartment, simply by virtue of the fact that you have more space.

The death benefit is paid out tax - free — simply by virtue of being a life insurance death benefit — and the tax - free proceeds are then used to pay off the (personal) loan, with the remaining proceeds paid out to the beneficiary.

The exceptions ostensibly provided the court with sufficient indicia of necessity and reliability — the court's core concerns with hearsay evidence — simply by virtue of the type of statement they were, so they were automatically admissible.

In light of the case, Pliszka says it would be wise for companies to seek advice on the wording of their sponsorship contracts to make sure they have «iron clad language» that confirms they are not, by agreeing to provide sponsorship funding, assuming any risks or other potential liability simply by virtue of being a funding sponsor.

Similarly, another commenter asserted that drug, biologics, and device manufacturers should not be covered entities simply by virtue of their manufacturing activities.

In Virginia, a spouse is not ordinarily liable for his or her spouse's individual debts (or tort liabilities) simply by virtue of the marriage.

Time and again, we have stated that «searches made at the border, pursuant to the longstanding right of the sovereign to protect itself by stopping and examining persons and property crossing into this country, are reasonable simply by virtue of the fact that they occur at the 153 * 153 border.»

The Federal Court of Appeal recently clarified that without cause dismissals of employees covered by the Canada Labour Code (the «Canada Code»), such as those working in banking, broadcasting, telecommunications and the railways, are not automatically «unjust» simply by virtue of the fact that no cause is asserted.

While some of these rights and obligations may be detailed in employment contracts, others are implied simply by virtue of an existing employment relationship.

However, take away the analysis and the commentary and publishers of law reports are, in my view, still providing value added — especially in the jurisdictional law reports such as the DLRs — simply by virtue of selecting which cases to publish.

For teams that work together regularly, the lessons learned become incorporated into the team's future work simply by virtue of the team members having attended the meeting.

Incoming emails may be diverted to a junk email folder which may never be read simply by virtue of the volume of junk.

He says what ends up happening is that anyone who challenges the status quo, even simply by virtue of being different in some way, is easily left out.

By virtue of this, they also > definately share significant variance with Northern Hemisphere land and > land and marine ANNUAL temperatures — but at decadal and multidecadal > timescales — simply by virtue of the fact that these series correlated with > the former at these timescales.

Thrift store items are typically higher quality simply by virtue of being there.

``... other individuals, who lack reliable information, may accept that belief simply by virtue of its acceptance by others.»

Fred: «That is why seeing a red tulip now reduces the probability that some future crow will be non-black simply by virtue of reducing the probability that some current crow is non-black.»

That is why seeing a red tulip now reduces the probability that some future crow will be non-black simply by virtue of reducing the probability that some current crow is non-black.

«that could be full of tipping points and black swans simply by virtue of never being «tested» before»

The next 2 ° takes us into uncharted territory that could be full of tipping points and black swans simply by virtue of never being «tested» before.

Much like the G7's promise of eventual decarbonization, these types of announcements will — simply by virtue of the message they send to markets — shift investment patterns and help make a low / zero emissions future happen.

The boy, simply by virtue of his age, probably was guilty of hubris — if «guilty» is the word we want to use for a common concomitant of a developmental stage.

Simply by virtue of your work, graphic designers are considered to be some of the most inventive and innovative people in the world.

Instead, this wild hodgepodge of seemingly random ideas and influences proves an enticing concoction simply by virtue of how wide of a grin it puts on your face as you clear energetic mutants with hilarious weapons and constant acrobatics.

I wonder how many people solved the puzzle simply by virtue of giving up and coming back later to try again.

Not only that, your demo reel or the games you submit to prospective employers may stick out more in their minds simply by virtue of being different.

On the plus side, control is more consistent than it is on the 3DS version of Snake Eater - simply by virtue of the fact that performance doesn't appear to fluctuate in the slightest and the player adapts over time to the update.

What this means is that simply by virtue of the fact that a title supports Remote Play, all updates and reports on the game seemed to get somehow lumped in with the Vita.

However, If both dogs are off - leash and get into a fight, even if your dog didn't start the trouble, you'll likely to be blamed for it simply by virtue of him being a pit bull.

But I don't recall an active management adherent ever mention that active management is also (simply by virtue of being on the opposite side of the trades that active proponents so often reference) also more likely to significantly underperform a benchmark.

For example, «Simply by virtue of having different credit scores, the person with poor credit will pay over $ 68,000 more than the person with excellent credit.»

What I do constantly harp on and stand by is the claim that a passive strategy will beat * most * active strategies simply by virtue of rock - bottom costs.

That said, Amgen could come in closer to that 7 % market over the next few years, or even beyond that period, and still provide for dividend growth somewhere near double digits for years to come simply by virtue of where the payout ratio is at (meaning the payout ratio would expand a bit).

It was typical of Jessica to cause disruption simply by virtue of her presence.

Not guaranteed, just more likely simply by virtue of having more engineering hours to spend on making core tasks awesome.

Which, by the way, comes without the benefit of having a publishing house run a full scale distribution that nets royalty payments simply by virtue of passive shopping.

Opponents further argue that, regardless of ability, students will generally attain higher achievement in more - rigorous classes (Hallinan, 2000) Even students who fail in Advanced Placement courses have a better chance of earning a college degree, simply by virtue of having been exposed to a challenging curriculum (Adelman, 1999).

We are also concerned that we may see strong schools placed on the failing list in these first few years of common core implementation simply by virtue of the fact that they have not had the time to fully adjust to the new standards and their accompanying assessments.

She says through restorative practices, she tries to help students feel connected with their peers, simply by the virtue of being human beings.

Simply by virtue of the presence of charter schools in our state, we are going to solidify that contract, that choice, that parents are making with their children to improve the quality of their education.»