Sentences with phrase «upfront about the kind»

Not only does joining a dating site mean that you can be upfront about the kind of relationship that you are looking for, it means that you can also be connected with single men and single women who share your goals.

Indeed, for commitment - focused Canadian women, the advantages of premium dating are obvious: not only does it give you space to be upfront about the kind of relationship you're looking for, it allows you to become part of a community of like - minded others.

Indeed, for commitment - focused Kiwi women, the advantages of premium dating are obvious: not only does it give you space to be upfront about the kind of relationship you're looking for, it allows you to become part of a community of like - minded others.

Remember, it is always good to be honest and upfront about the kind of person you really are.

Rail: Another interesting intersection between you and Linhares is that she is very upfront about the kind of painterly lineage she's working with.

I love it when bloggers are upfront about that kind of thing and I feel like you do it in the least tacky way.

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The proposed regulations, put out for public comment Jan. 4, would ban high upfront fees and restrict the kinds of contracts debt settlement companies can offer, effectively outlawing the business model most popular with, among others, Cambridge Life Solutions, a company Matt McClearn and I wrote about in this magazine last fall.

When discussing The Shape of Water, del Toro (who is Mexican) has been equally upfront about how its sea creature is a stand - in for «the other,» or the outsider, in any kind of political situation.

The ETS is very upfront about the issues surrounding the use of teacher - licensure tests and entry tests as a measure of teacher quality, but it also points out that doing so does make sense, because using this kind of test can show that, as it says, «an individual has acquired a level of knowledge that is acceptable for licensing a beginning teacher, and that teachers without this knowledge are unlikely to become effective teachers.»

That's not universally true, of course, but it would be a fair statement, and one that leads to a debate about what our priorities are and the right balance between upfront salary versus in - kind benefit costs.

You have been upfront about your belief that more choice will put pressure on schools to improve and adapt, in large part because of parents» demand for certain kinds of schools in an education marketplace.

In a lazy kind of way, we appreciate it when travel companies are upfront about costs.