Sentences with phrase «usually gain points»

Usually I gain points by signing up and buying a product or service.

You can usually gain points for making purchases with the card, as well as earn miles by flying with that airline.

Not exact matches

The tipping point seems to have been the release of the January jobs report, the highlight of which wasn't the change in nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate, which they usually are, but the 0.3 % (2.9 % annualized) growth in wages, which was the strongest year - over-year gain since June 2009.

Usually, once a Calvinist is able to gain assent to this first idea of their doctrine, they quickly move on to the second main point of Calvinism, that of Unconditional Election.

When figuring weight gain, remember to always figure from the lowest point, usually at some point in the first few days of life and try to weigh baby on the same scales each time in the same weight of clothing or with no clothing at all.

At some point, they usually lose that wealth, before gaining it again, and growing as a person (or a dog, or a robot).

It is very common for the employee to exercise the unvested options immediately upon grant, and file 83 (b) election, in order to start the clock on long - term capital gains, and pay no taxes on exercise, and since the stock is usually super cheap at this point anyway, there is little risk.

This review confirms my belief that an investor makes his gain on the buy side; usually by recognizing an undervalued entry point for a quality company.

Authorized users can sometimes gain late cardholder's rewards — If a primary cardholder passes away, an authorized user on the account is not usually entitled to the account's rewards points.

I can usually get 2.5 cents per point in value from SPG's Starpoints, so my «return on investment» is about 1.3 cents on every point earned through manufactured spend, or 110 % (net gain divided by cost).

I am impatient and would rather get the 50 % off flights every 2 - 3 years than wait to gain 90,000 points which usually takes me 4 - 5 years to gain.

The Skill Points are acquired by completing your primary objectives, but more can be gained by completing secondary objectives which are usually «kill X target» and «steal X item, or by never raising alarms and other things.

Usually levelling up in a game (although you don't technically level up in Defiance) is an exciting time — when the words pop up on - screen that I've gained another level I'd usually get excited, but here I'd find myself completely ignoring it, amassing points to spend because the Perks weren't interesting enough for me to botheUsually levelling up in a game (although you don't technically level up in Defiance) is an exciting time — when the words pop up on - screen that I've gained another level I'd usually get excited, but here I'd find myself completely ignoring it, amassing points to spend because the Perks weren't interesting enough for me to botheusually get excited, but here I'd find myself completely ignoring it, amassing points to spend because the Perks weren't interesting enough for me to bother with.

Regardless of how they actually work the point is that by equipping one your entire group gains a small bonus, one that's usually counteracted by a negative as well.

Just like previous entries, players choose between completing main missions to move the story forward — which usually feature the best action set - pieces and scenarios in the game, taking on side missions to gain additional experience and bonuses, and conquering outposts — here in the form of campfires and outposts — in order to fast travel between points in the map.

Specifically, even if it survives the initial onslaught, it almost invariably botches the required counterattack, and a decent player can usually consolidate his gains and meet the later victory point threshold.

Strikes play out like bite - sized versions of a traditional MMO raid, and though the harder ones can take up to a few hours to conquer, the gear and experience points you gain in return are usually worth the effort.