Sentence examples for absent this kind from inspiring English sources

"Absent this kind of a deal, I really don't see what his second term does," said Vin Weber, a Republican strategist and former House member.

"It's clear to me," he added, "that absent this kind of social media interaction, there are things students think about that normally they'd never say".

Absent this kind of initiative, China risks being identified only with greater assertiveness against its neighbors in East Asia.

So is there no route back to full employment absent the kind of massive stimulus that only seems to happen via war?

When we set the standards for globalization, we need to ensure benefits flow to workers as well as investors, and that won't happen absent the kind of fundamental shift in power from shareholders and management to labor that the German system embodies.

On Sunday, Del Rey – in a pastel-hued mini-dress -- delivered a vampy, downbeat set that managed to delight the Coachella masses absent the kind of highly revved 140 beats-per-minute cavalcades that define so many EDM acts at the festival these days.

While reforms can help drain the swamp of support for the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or P.K.K., Turkey's P.K.K. problem will not go away absent some kind of amnesty.

Besides which, absent some kind of ideological priors, there's often no clear way to decide what even counts as tragedy, and what looks like a success.

"Absent some kind of government intervention or subsidy, there is just not going to be any investments made at that lower end of the market". Kaul said that in the past three years, Freddie Mac introduced a "small balance loan" program targeting smaller multifamily buildings that have the most trouble securing private financing.

"Absent some kind of government backstop, the insurance industry will be unwilling and unable to provide the amount of coverage that open economies need," says Philip Crowley, of the Insurance Information Institute.Perhaps, but Capitol Hill will not be keen on handouts to an industry awash with profits in an election year.

If the bank goes under, absent some kind of insurance scheme, your money goes with it.