Sentence examples for long-term passing from inspiring English sources

The real Harvard Business School professor and TED Talk rock star Amy Cuddy's advice to "fake it till you become it" is a corollary to long-term passing.

These findings reveal that the response of core inflation would last for 1 year with shocks in domestic gasoline prices, and therefore there is a long-term pass-through effect.

The correlation between total teaching experience and long-term pass rate is 0.72.

The correlation between context experience, operationalized as number of years teaching at this school, and long-term pass rate is 0.81.

Persons applying for permanent residency or long-term stay and renewal of long-term passes are given medical examinations that include a general physical examination, chest radiograph, and testing for HIV (11 ).

Singapore issues long-term passes to skilled and unskilled workers and others (students and foreign-born family members of citizens or PRs) to enable a stay >6 months in Singapore.

This policy resulted in a marked increase in its population from 4.17 million in 2004 to 5.08 million in 2010, which was largely caused by an increase in foreign-born persons comprising long-term pass holders (LTPHs) (permission to stay in Singapore >6 months), permanent residents (PRs), and naturalized citizens (1 ).

The firm has no long-term debt, passing this test with flying colors.

Tidewater has $431.7 million in net current assets and $300 million in long-term debt, passing this test.

Chico's excels here: The firm has no long-term debt, passing this test with flying colors.

The firm has $719.1 million in net current assets and no long-term debt, passing another Graham-based test of financial strength with flying colors.