Sentences with phrase «tie type environment»

There is no need for a traditional suit and tie type environment for wealth management.

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The complexities of both the clinical manifestations of tongue - ties of various types and the politically charged medical environment in which we must operate and convince others of the importance of tongue - tie for breastfeeding, speech, dental, and many other oral functions are discussed in sufficient detail to give the reader a comprehensive understanding of the current issues and the work yet to be done.
The Mount and Li theory differs from past research in that it ties FFM personality types to the work environment and the nature of the person's job.
The areas to play in had a lot of variety, and I really enjoyed how the quests for bricks were tied to the type of environment you were in.
The Adaptive Damper System, along with the dual - pinion variable - ratio electric power steering, drive - by - wire throttle, and brake system, are tied to the Type R's three selectable driving modes, with COMFORT, SPORT and + R settings, allowing the driver to dial up the Type R's reflexes depending on the driving environment.
It really all depends of course on the rocky types of mantle and their makeup at depth and the amount of glacial melt being returned to the oceans, the amount of rainfall vs snowfall, the amount of water no longer being tied up in the icy environment as well as that melted from prior eras.
«As far as the Bitcoin community is concerned, from what I've been able to tell thus far, they seem to be really interested in funding more technology - related things or more liberty - type, freedom - type things,» said Connie Gallippi, the founder and executive director of the BitGive Foundation, which coordinates and facilitates Bitcoin giving tied to the environment and global health.
In a recessionary environment, the analysts expect retail properties to be better positioned than other property types, with necessity - based retail — such as grocery - anchored strip malls — more so than those tied to discretionary consumer spending.
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