Sentences with phrase «ultimately in a lot of cases»

There's no doubt about the fact that all of these free drinks are going to cost the casinos money, which might not be worth it ultimately in a lot of cases.

Not exact matches

After seeing and in some cases reviewing a number of shows of the New York art of the 1980s over the past few years, from Arch Connelly back in 2012 to a show about Manhattan's Pier 34 in 2016, through Alvin Baltrop, Greer Lankton, and others along the way, I'd gotten into my head a memory of that time as funky, inventive, and in some way modest, a period of doing a lot with a little and of making art that was often intimate and ultimately personal.

But ultimately I think studies like the one by Knutson et al. shown in Fig. 1 are more useful than working on a single case study where a lot of random chance is involved.

Lots of people who will ultimately be dismissed without serving in a particular case end up having to sit around while the process determines if they are qualified to serve in any case.

Katzel says that this is «analogous to the situation that we are in already as manager of AIG's legal spend, we collect a lot of data on market trends, so we can get an understanding across various industries across various clients about what the median cost is to say, litigate a primary causality case in a particular jurisdiction in the US — and that kind of market data across multiple clients in our network on an anonymized aggregate basis ultimately is meaningful for clients.»

But that's not me, and I think a lot of firms benefit from someone who not only is working on his or her own cases, but has a grasp on what the firm as a whole is working on, and can manage that flow to ensure drafts are completed in a timely manner, reviewed, revised, and ultimately finalized.

The lawsuit was ultimately dismissed with Mr. Justice Brown ruling «In this case, I find a lack of convincing evidence that this minor, slow - moving parking lot accident caused the plaintiff any compensable injury.

There are a lot of factors to consider in the division of property, but ultimately each equitable distribution case will be different.