Sentences with phrase «to accept the answer»

I've tried to explain to him that we don't always have dessert, but he just doesn't accept that answer.

The insurer accepts your answers as fact when originally writing your premium, but all insurance company's check on your driving record before deciding your actual risk and premium rate.

You can get paid for every successful and accepted answer on sites like Just Answer.

, and if we refuse to accept answers from the world, the question will not be what we ask but what is asked of us.

There are two generally accepted answers to this question.

I'll wait a few days before accepting an answer if anyone has comments.

Many leaders will ask candidates question and accept their answers at face value.

I also apologize that I didn't come back to reply and accept an answer until now.

When a question reaches 5 close votes, it is marked [on hold], and will no longer accept answers.

The fact that you can't or choose not to accept my answer makes me (in your eyes) unable to be taken seriously and seeking an alternative to reality.

Since this is current news, I won't switch accepted answer for now, but I might do it in future.

And I think one of the issues is that nobody ever accepts your answer in the media so it just gives way to a feeding frenzy.

I already accepted an answer, which I found convincing, I just wanted to add this to show that I do not think it is a trivial issue.

To satisfy both the logical and emotional side of our brain, we not only have to complete the equation, we have to fully accept the answer.

The most accepted answer as to the highest possible credit score has been 800; however, it's because it's the most widely used number.

Don't accept an answer that both of the dog's parents had good hips so we did not need to check them.

If you want to make it official I'll accept your answer as the correct one.

I'm waiting to accept answers until I actually get the vehicle repaired and confirm.

When a question reaches 5 close votes, it is marked [on hold], and will no longer accept answers.

I can not accept the answer of the atheists who say that there is no God to speak about.

But science does not accept an answer without evidence for the comfort of having an answer, like creationism does.

Accepted answer seems to imply (without evidence to prove that implication) that school funding disparity causes school districts to be better or worse.

@Joe: I have accepted you answer because it makes the most sense to me and because you managed to build the bridge from my point of you to what seems to be the generally accepted convention.

I'll even accept answers like «because it's free».)

I fail to understand how accepting any answer, let alone a far - fetched one, is somehow better than admitting that you just don't know what the correct answer actually is.

«We need people who know how to delve into the issues and ask the right questions and not be bluffed into accepting answers by the [Mangano] administration that may not be accurate.»

The currently accepted answer points out that in the case in question the defendants didn't commit first degree murder due to there not being premeditation nor was the death even intentional.

You are obviously incapable of accepting that answer so you'll either insult me for asking them, dodge them by acting like it's stupid to even ask them, or you'll offer a collection of «answers» that are not supported by the biblical account of the flood and ignore scientific realities.

Truthers accept these answers as valid because they want to believe Bush was behind the attacks, because to a man truthers hate Bush.

I'll also accept the answer of «nothing» that will change your mind because at least we'll agree that since nothing can change your mind it's impossible to debate or even hold a discussion with you and we'll go our separate ways.

I did nOT even imply studying accepted answers..

We call this process experimental, which basically means that we don't know the answer with certainty at the beginning (nor can we simply accept an answer on authority without testing it), but only when the experiment is over.

Establish a household rule about whining, such as, «Ask nicely for something and accept the answer calmly.»

A difficult choice for accepted answer, but amongst the two submitted at the same time, and after reviewing the edit history, I have to opt for the concision and specific focus of bringing together Article II, Section 1 with Section 4.

Accepting an answer discourages any future answers, and we like to see lots of high quality answers for each question.

P.S. I think this question does not differentiate denominations of Islam, but if I would completely accept answers that may suggest different approaches regarding different denominations.

Usually I would wait a couple of days to accept, since accepting an answer does dissuade new answers.

I'll accept the answer based on any flavor of libertarianism (except left wing libertarians in the mold of Matt Zwolinski).

I am not accepting the answer till then.

22-6/19 miles (accept answers between 22 and 23); 5.