For instance, having a child usually warrants a (cost-reducing) premium compared to remaining childless.
For instance, having once been a knitter, she has re-embraced the soothing powers of yarn.
For instance, having just done Phèdre, there was an empty stage, but into that I had to place chairs.
Rather, she said, she wanted to see safety improvements — for instance having the stairs, which tenants called hazardous, redone.
For instance, having such a different name will not help with brand recognition in a city where it is still relatively unknown, analysts said.
Much of Knick history is defined by ineptness and no-name players, with even the team's announcers of the mid-1960's, for instance, having trouble articulating the movement of the ball from Butler to Butcher to Buckner to Budd.
Bean tries to subvert these cliches by, for instance, having Tahitian narrators talk directly to the audience, but he relies too heavily on words to carry across ideas that the presentation and construction undermine.
It is important to acknowledge that different personalities thrive in different contexts; for instance, having engaged service staff who love their jobs is helpful for driving service quality and customer satisfaction.
For instance, having a physician spend a few days working closely with and observing a nurse in a hospital might help them better understand how nurses respond to patient requests or challenges.
Six factors came out as particularly influential: light, choice for the user, flexibility, connections (such as corridors and the way different areas fit together), complexity (for instance having different types of learning areas) and colour.
"It would require an enormous sea change in the attitude in the region — for instance having dedicated bus lanes on Wisconsin Avenue, Connecticut Avenue, Georgia Avenue and a number of other thoroughfares," he said.
