Sentences with phrase «sudden events»

But insurance is designed to handle unexpected, sudden events that cause a loss that you couldn't reasonably recover from.

Rather than unwittingly letting sudden events change the dimensions of your family s financial standings, it's better to be prepared for the same.

Practice — Learning how to ride a motorcycle safely — knowing how to take turns, respond to sudden events, handle rough roads, and avoid hazards, takes practice

Moreover, inexperienced motorcycle riders may be unable to respond to sudden events or handle rough road conditions Finally, some new riders also lack the skills and techniques necessary to safely operate a motorcycle.

Other nonlinear factors may be present as well, and sudden events such as volcano eruptions can always disrupt the dynamical pattern for a while.

With predictions of climate change suggesting an increase in extreme weather events, a rise in deaths by sudden events like thunderstorms and lightning and crop losses of up to 25 %... Read more

Those were temporally sudden events, yes.

The result turned out to be precisely a sawtooth, which struck me as both a simple way of accounting for this three - way coincidence (frequency, amplitude, and phase) and one that (as Greg himself has pointed out) naturally occurs in geophysics as a result of sudden events perturbing equilibrium followed a return to equilibrium that may be far from complete when the next such event occurs.

UMFULA is focussing on opportunities for anticipatory adaptation practices that will enable Malawi to deal with some of the shocks (sudden events) and stressors (long term trends) of climate change.

Big sudden events that occur as tipping points during slow trends aren't in the models yet, although we can expect they must be in the details somewhere.

Something that occurs quickly, without premeditation, is patiently given the opportunity to solidify as a complete idea, a process that speaks to the mind's capacity to subsequently make sense of sudden events, as well as the ways in which memories, products of the present as much the past, are molded from moment to moment.

But when you have a blank slate, you can take action that will either head off possible negative associations to sudden events (management) or, if you are lucky, work towards creating a positive association.

Life insurance is one such necessary precaution that can protect your family from sudden events while also being a lucrative investment option.

Previous reasons for geological demarcations, the researchers note, include changing solar cycles or major volcanic activity — but also sometimes stark and sudden events.

Big sudden events that occur as tipping points during slow trends aren't in the models yet, although we can expect they must be in the details somewhere.

The US National Science Foundation funded several research expeditions in the Gulf under a program designed to enable researchers to respond to sudden events.

Both academic honor students played their sports clean and hard for years before sudden events changed their lives.

That means less potential danger to the larger economy from a sudden event, such as was seen when the Dotcom bubble popped in 2000.

It's not a sudden event.

That once more, by no sudden event it may be but by the same kind of accumulative experience that has made us aware of the evil emptiness that surrounds us, we shall be lifted to see and know — in our time — the Holy One that inhabits eternity and yet is near to the humble and contrite in heart.

the word rapture The Koine Greek text of 1 Thessalonians 4:17 uses the verb form ἁρπαγησόμεθα (harpagēsometha), which means «we shall be caught up» or «taken away», with the connotation that this is a sudden event.

It's not clear if this means a sudden event like an amniotic fluid embolus or an ongoing medical complication like pre-eclampsia or hemorrhage that went unrecognized by the couple.

He endeavours to show that this kind of sudden event dominates over gradual and continuous processes in the course of geological history.

Jimerson, Reschly, and Hess (2008) concluded that school dropout is better understood as a process of disengagement from school rather than a sudden event.

If your rental property is damaged or destroyed from a sudden event like a fire or flood, you may be able to obtain a tax deduction for all or part of your loss.

So it wasn't one sudden event.

An FCE is a sudden event.

It can be difficult for owners because it is such an unexpected and sudden event.

A seizure is a sudden event with involuntary increases in either muscle tone (tonus) and / or movement (clonus: such as paddling).

This comes into the picture, but so does the sudden event happening in the present, for the whole idea of the painting began when, flying over a cliff, I disturbed a bird on its nest.

Since stipulated a sudden event rather than constant undersea eruptions are occurring all the time, we assume fast transition of heat from ocean floor to surface.

What if extinction is not a sudden event like an asteroid hit, but a long slow decline?

Until there is an obvious and sudden event — such as a loss of part of the Antarctic ice sheet leading to a disastrous sea - level rise — it's unlikely that public opinion in the United States will provide the bottom - up demand for action that has inspired previous Congressional action on the environment over the past forty years.

Organisms throughout the world, regardless of habitat, suffered similar rates of extinction, suggesting that the cause of the event was a global, not local, occurrence, and that it was a sudden event, not a gradual change.

Though the time at which the Eemian interglacial ended is subject to some uncertainty (it was probably around ~ 110,000 years ago), what does seem evident from the sediment records that cross this boundary is that it was it appears to have been a relatively sudden event and not a gradual slide into colder conditions taking many thousands of years.

Some companies do offer limited coverage for seepage, but the damage must be the result of a sudden event and not from a pre-existing or maintenance related issue.

Sometimes it is quite clear when the separation occurs — there is a sudden event that ends the relationship.

Don't leave your most important assets unprotected in the sudden event of your death.

Accidents come in all shapes and sizes, but it's typically defined as a sudden event that is not planned or intended, causing injury or death.

Don't leave your family unprotected in the sudden event of your death — after all, they are your most important assets.

Don't leave your family financially strapped in the sudden event of your death.

Critical situations will cause a sudden event behavior; the other is personal coping styles.

If your rental property is damaged or destroyed from a sudden event like a fire or flood, you may be able to obtain a tax deduction for all or part of your loss.

Not exact matches

«All of a sudden, the event got international attention at the BBC and CNN picked it up.

And questions about these events have not been fully answered, including the sudden distancing of Trump associates from the campaign and administration as the events and Russia ties became public.

«We have to pay attention to what we are wishing for here, if volatility is triggered by sudden changes in the macroeconomic environment, which we don't expect, more particularly geopolitical events, that wouldn't be a welcomed volatility for sure,» he said.

«The deal represents a sudden and stunning turn of events for The Post, Washington's leading newspaper for decades and a powerful force in shaping the nation's politics and policy,» Washington Post reporter Paul Farhi wrote on WashingtonPost.com today.

There was more than a little schadenfreude among famous entrepreneurs on social media about the sudden turn of events for Trump.

In their Preliminary Findings Regarding the Events of May 6, 2010, the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission noted that a significant imbalance between sell orders and buy orders contributed to a sudden loss of liquidity in the E-mini S&P market.

How else would you characterize the series of sudden jolting events that have slapped us upside our collective heads and forced us to face the harsh light of a new game - changing day?