Sentence examples for particular attributes of from inspiring English sources

LendingTree obtains a credit report on the applicant and then submits the application to 4 of its 200 participating lenders -- those that express interest in the particular attributes of the borrower.

Asked what particular attributes of insurance would appeal specifically to entrepreneurs and start-ups, he said that they could count on the Young Entrepreneurs Council to represent their interests in a shifting landscape — to figure out the complexities of the changing health insurance markets for them.

The particular attributes of those places make them attractive," he says.

"What you have happening is what some economists call 'superstar cities.' The particular attributes of those places make them attractive," he says.

The chromosome of each route in the solution area consists of several parts and each part specifies particular attributes of the solution.

In other words, the emergency department context (and by extension the particular attributes of any other healthcare setting) are important as implementation factors because they function as moderators, conditioning any effects brought about by an alarm system.

(In fact they largely eschew this particular attribute of circus-style clowning).

It is a particular attribute of an individual (or, in today's terminology, a trope) that cannot be shared by any other individual: if both, [A1 has b] and [A2 has b], are true and b is a subjective idea or any other mental phenomenon, then A1 must be identical with A2.

The hedonic pricing method, using statistical techniques to estimate the part of a price due to a particular attribute of a commodity, assessed the external effects of neighbourhood parks on the transaction price of high-rise private residential units in Hong Kong.

I was only semi-conscious of this particular attribute of drinking, though I do remember thinking, if I ever met a guy I liked during the day, that I wished I could meet him at night.

"When one thinks of a monument made to honor an individual, there is often a particular attribute of the subject that has been singled out by the maker, which is then exaggerated to produce a dominant quality in the completed work," Pruitt explains in MOCAD's press release.