For one, consumers' ability to settle on an "e-price" is an absolute necessity for auto dealers hoping to sell cars online.
What's more, Massey said, for poor families, the ability to settle in an integrated, advantaged neighborhood yields higher rates of employment, increased earnings, and improved health for adults, along with better education for children.
We might remind ourselves that the ability to settle into being a focused student is simply a developmental milestone; there's no magical age at which this happens.
After years of analysing the issues faced by Millennials, ranging from the collapsing job market, rising house prices, increased tuition fees and the pressure to work for free, to our decreasing ability to settle down with a nice partner and stop taking heavily filtered photos of ourselves, a solution has been found.
The copepodid is the infectious stage of L. salmonis; its ability to settle and to recognize a relevant host is of critical importance for the parasite.
Microorganisms in general possess an extraordinary ability to settle and survive in precisely programmed regions of hosts and cause malfunction in biological routine.
In a culture that places a lot of importance on the ability to settle arguments through fair, one-on-one fights – and on physical toughness – it's difficult to accept that you don't stand a chance against a herd of slobbering racists.
In a culture that places a lot of importance on the ability to settle arguments through fair, one-on-one fights and on physical toughness it's difficult to accept that you don't stand a chance against a herd of slobbering racists.
Without the ability to settle litigation, generic companies are far less likely to challenge brand patents — an outcome that harms both consumers and the health care system.
But the report concludes that just by issuing the rule, which scuttled the enforcement approach of the Clinton administration, the agency has "seriously hampered" its ability to settle cases and pursue new ones.
