Sentences with phrase «with nuances of»

Yes, you can do it yourself but if you're dealing with a listing agent that means the Seller has professional representation and unless / until you are comfortable with the nuances of offers and contracts I'd humbly suggest you do too.

MLS customers get the benefit of decades of experience working intimately in and with the nuances of the MLS,» he said.

Do as much «intern» work as you can in each sector of RE so you get familiar with the nuances of each.

Our study shows that boomers continue to surprise with nuances of what they care about and what they are prioritizing.»

Experienced attorneys are not only versed in law and courtroom procedures, but they also are familiar with the nuances of the judges before whom they appear.

This helps the therapist grow as a clinician dealing with the nuances of sex addiction therapy.

Certified sex addiction therapists can deal with the nuances of sex addiction treatment.

In a court divorce, couples give up control to judges, who are less familiar with the nuances of cases than couples and their attorneys.

Our staff is experienced with the nuances of military life.

Scoring a job in technology requires a resume that shows your familiarity with the nuances of the tech world.

If you are in the auto parts industry, bringing in an administrator who has worked in the business before will likely be much more familiar with the nuances of the business than someone who has worked in a wholly unrelated industry.

Even if most HR executives have a sense of what your day - to - day role is, they may not be familiar with the nuances of your industry, particularly if it is highly specialized.

Binance offers a user - friendly platform along with a Demo account to acclimatize inexperienced traders with the nuances of trading.

For Android fans who like to tinker, there's a lot to get involved with, fiddling with the nuances of your device.

This is an advanced course which will help you get acquainted with the nuances of driving.

A small business's best defense is using good sense, and having a trusted accountant and a business attorney to help with the nuances of tax law.

The time needed to bring me up to speed with the nuances of the case does take time and financial resources, however without having all the facts — medical documents, bank and investment documents, charting from care managers and caregivers -, I am unable to evaluate the case adequately.

Clients in the e-commerce and online advertising sphere turn to Steven for his familiarity with the nuances of their industry.

In addition to mastering the «art» of legal practice, lawyers are expected to be familiar with the nuances of their practice area while remaining up to speed on ever - changing legal trends.

To pursue a lawsuit in such cases, you will need to hire a competent slip and fall lawyer who is well - versed with the nuances of handling such cases.

The case law, of course, is legion with nuances of narrow application in unique circumstances.

Going to court also leaves the judge with the ultimate decision, and with the nuances of a divorce, both parties will never really get what they both want.

Treating physicians often want little to do with the Court and have little experience with the nuances of writing reports that meet the rules of evidence.

Because the attorneys at Estrella, LLC are experienced with the nuances of higher education law, we can successfully represent Puerto Rico's universities and resolve disputes favorably.

She practices out of both the Toronto and Ottawa offices and is well versed with the nuances of northern and southern Ontario jurisdictions.

When attorneys seek out pay - per - click management, they are best served when they find a vendor who is intimately familiar with the nuances of PPC advertising.

What worries Hari is that the «public mind» has coped with the nuances of the debate.

Seeing radiation experimentation is his specialty, I expect Spencer is thoroughly familiar with the nuances of both including all the variations in absorption / emission as a function of wavelength for gases, liquids, and solids.

The email showed a distinct lack of familiarity with the nuances of my climate position, so my guess is this may be a form letter.

We happily let others deal with the nuances of temperature records or the exact meaning of emails stolen from East Anglia climate researchers.

This survey at Tate Britain offers a modest selection of 24 paintings that demonstrate how Hume's work is replete with nuances of emotion, vitality and character.

Hadzi thinks of art in clear, formalist terms, but with nuances of mythic meaning drawn from his Greek heritage.

JANELLE POE Multidisciplinary artist and City College of New York MFA student in creative writing, Poe's writing explores the intersections of injustice, primarily race, class and gender, along with the nuances of privilege and oppression.

To become intimate with the nuances of society's ills and to reactivate those conflicts pictorially is a far more difficult task.

The setting is the standard Dragon Quest medieval setting lavished with the nuances of DQ, the HP hit markers litter the screen during combat and each and every monster in the game is a faithful recreation of familiar monsters.

The analogue slider also turns out to be ill - equipped to deal with the nuances of the Metal Gear Solid control system - sneaking up on opponents and staying quiet requires just a small nudge on the controller and keeping that position locked is nowhere near as easy as it is on a conventional Dual Shock, or indeed the PlayStation Vita sticks.

I think GT fans just do nt want to give credit where credit is due, they do nt realize that Turn10 are not just devs but they are super passionate car lovers, led by a guy who is obsessed with the nuances of car detail and mechanics.

Just as modestly, gamers don't have to concern themselves with the nuances of front of rear bike braking.

The blushing MOBA - virgin that I am, I liked that the character builder allowed me to auto - buy items and auto - level abilities as I played, a feature you can turn off once you become more comfortable with the nuances of play.

But just in case you're not familiar with the nuances of Port Royale 3, let's just start at the beginning, shall we?

As the experience of airlines like Southwest or Virgin America with revenue based programs show, the ease - of - use and flexibility are very attractive to the majority of travelers who don't have the time, information or patience to deal with the nuances of a rewards program.

Not in the way of yapping or barking but rather because they have a large repertoire of vocalizations, with nuances of warbles, grumbles, groans and chortles that only immediate family can decifer.

The platform was founded by people who are close to the college scene, and well acquainted with the nuances of student loan refinances.

On top of that, you can backtest strategies and get familiar with the nuances of the forex market, all with zero risks.

Another advantage of computer - assisted trading is that a person can only focus and become familiar with the nuances of a limited number of trading vehicles at a time.

She helps me with the nuances of tightly nested markets, finding the variable that is valuable Nov 29, 2012

Effective Coverage is a California renters insurance provider with decades of experience in the industry and a strong familiarity with the nuances of renters insurance in California.

Quale and Beevas bring a fun perspective to the book publishing process and are very up to date with the nuances of publishing and marketing a book.

The publishing industry is struggling to keep up with the nuances of online publishing and copyright laws, and literary agents and editors are going to differ on what is considered previously published writing.

Much like their human counterparts, the Barkleys will deal with the nuances of family life, including trying to put the kiddos to sleep, dealing with rough trips to the salon, and coping with other canine drivers.