Sentence examples for cons in that from inspiring English sources

So we all had our pros and cons in that".

The iPhone 5 does nothing to change the pros and cons in that discussion.

She fills the role of the chosen mother for Con, in that way people have of finding surrogate parents to compensate for the shortcomings of their own.

"But the con artists in that area are also using more advanced technology to try to keep up".

To summarize: While CH is a case of the second type independence, PM is a case of the first type independence; it is similar to Con(ZFC) in that it is a sentence φ such that only one of φ or ¬φ leads to a jump in strength, only now there are two differences; the jump lands in a degree that is much stronger and it is represented by a natural theory.

He's always looking for a scheme and a con, and in that sphere, you just fall into telling lies as a matter of course".

"Community" creator Dan Harmon told TVLine at Comic-Con in July that he "would guess" that the show is over, but there is still hope for a movie wrap-up. .

So imagine my surprise as I worked through the exercise and discovered that one of the "cons" in resiliency is that often we try the same mechanisms to stay resilient, even if the situation calls for a different approach.

It's also a melding of two of my favorite dishes: American-style creamed corn (does anyone still eat it?) and the Mexican rajas con crema (beloved in that country).

The average showrunner works monastically, 60 to 80 hours a week on a really tight time clock in order to make an episode, so Comic-Con is nice in that it's fun to see everybody outside the context of work and there's always some wonderful, surprising encounters with people that you don't expect to see.

"There's both pros and cons to squeeze backs in that a cluttered environment is not optimum for getting a brand message across," said Billie Gold, vice president and director of programming research for Amplifi US, a media-buying firm.