Sentence examples for expected by virtue from inspiring English sources

Indeed, to be expected (by virtue of position or knowledge) to make decisions that have significant and positive impact on the entire organization, its performance, and its results characterizes the effective executive.

To have expected by virtue of a prior relationship that I would be given access-all-areas to the film industry is absurd - it was just never going to be the case.' Was it particularly difficult, I ask him, untactfully, that Kate went off with another film director?

As noted, such self-reported gains were expected by virtue of the independent research experience.

The Ministry of Health was particularly concerned to evaluate performance in these centers expected, by virtue of their resources, to be most likely to represent good practice within the public health system.

Dependency, defined as 'the requirement for frequent help from other people, beyond what would be expected by virtue of family or social ties' [ 3] stems from disability, but disability may occur without dependency.

Or do they reinvent themselves as a smaller (and, to the social mainstream, mildly idiosyncratic) category of people who seek a respectful hearing but do not expect, by virtue of history, to impose their views on others?

In Germany and the Netherlands, although field-mismatched workers do not face a penalty when they are matched by qualifications, workers mismatched by field face a penalty of over 12% if they are overqualified, which comes in addition to the penalty that they expect by virtue of being overqualified to begin with (around 17%).

The presence of interaction in the adjusted models between sex and age group for blood pressure checks and health checkups indicates that men in the younger age groups are even less likely to receive these services than expected solely by virtue of sex, even after accounting for potential confounders.

The selection terms indicate that newly arrived (established) migrants, a priori, have lower (higher) than expected average earnings by virtue of their observable human capital characteristics.

Owing to the similarity among the staining patterns of these three lectins, a correlation was also found between PHA-E4 staining and MGAT5 (Table S2), but PHA-E4 staining did not correlate with MGAT3 (GnT-III), which is the GlcNAc transferase gene expected to correlate by virtue of its known epitope specificity (Figure 4C).

But again as a point of emphasis, in order to determine the needed resources from HICs to LICs it is important first of all to determine an optimal level of health financing that can be reasonably expected from LICs by virtue of their resource capacities.