Sentences with phrase «actually be a tipping point»

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In the post, Schranz lays out the lessons he thinks the film offers for developers and product managers (hat tip to Om Malik for leading the way to Schranz's observations and pointing out that «these learnings actually are applicable across the board at startups»), suggesting five takeaways for those pursuing excellence in entrepreneurship.

There are many so - called «overnight successes» that have actually been around for decades before finally reaching the tipping point and having mass appeal or nationwide / worldwide recognition.

«We seem to be at a tipping point with [privacy] issues, with the great acceptance that the price of digital communications is some intrusion on privacy being replaced by a more cynical, or at least aware, attitude toward what is actually happening.

«I actually do believe that we're at a tipping point with the planet,» Paulson told The New York Times.

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'' rightly points out the economically Marxist leanings of the pope» Pro Tip # 1: If the Pope was actually preaching Marxism, we wouldn't all be laughing at Rush.

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I honestly can't tell if this is actually a tipping point, or if it's just one we've all invented because we're tired of talking about this.

The hourglass analogy is very appropriate for the scanning tunneling microscope, where a thin, pointed tip scans across the surface of a sample without actually touching it.

When it comes to liquidating lipids, there's a delicate tipping point, where measures aimed at fat loss can actually undermine the goal.

Bonus tip: You can actually use higher reps with triceps exercises, such as 20 - 25 reps.. This is because they involve such a small range of motion that you might need more reps fatigue your muscles to the point you need them to show, Thomas says.

It looks just like a liquid eyeliner pen, but it's actually makeup remover in a pointed tip.

HUFFINGTON POST - Oct 23 - A new study published in the Journal of Computer - Mediated Communication describes an online dating «tipping point,» when too much online communication before a first date causes a person to idealize someone they're interacting with prior to actually meeting them face to face.

You'll get caught up in laughing at the put - upon stork being bitten, bashed, and spiked by his well - meaning friend's creations, but when the dramatic tipping point comes, with its gale - force emotional kicker, you'll realise that Partly Cloudy was actually talking about something much more, all along.

I believe we are starting to reach an important tipping point: where educational technology in the classroom can actually start saving a teacher time, rather than adding to their workload.

Malcolm Gladwell, the author of The Tipping Point, who's actually trained as a health - care reporter, looked at the causes that turn maladies into epidemics.

Then there was the debacle — actually, it was pretty damned good theater — of Sarah's detailing how she was ending the relationship with her agent at the time over these same concerns (there were other concerns as well, but the agency adding publishing to their duties was the tipping point.)

I think... This is a big thing and if people... If we're doing tips and everything, probably one of those tips is — at some point if you're struggling with moving from reading books on writing or listening to podcasts on writing or going to seminars on writing and not actually writing, then timed writing sessions are the secret to writing books.

Passing the tipping point will allow you to actually get to a point where you're not throwing money away.

I'm not actually predicting some kind of Armageddon, or tipping point, here... the future will probably be far more dreary than that.

The notion is that stability is low risk and volatility is high risk, but actually the difference between or the tipping point between risk and reward is the valuation, i.e., what is priced in?

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I'm not sure whether we just happen to be lucky, or whether we did actually have the best guides, but a white tipped reef shark turned up on cue right at the start of our dive at Shark Point.

Tip: combine this with my previous point — in case the above is REALLY to hard for you to understand, then at least there must be some way you make, remake or rerelease games we actually want, instead of the stuff you cram out we don't want.

They can signal coming extreme events (somewhere), indicate where the average is actually «heading» in near future, and signals system step changes aka tipping points dead ahead.

Meaning that, even without the dampening effect of water vapour, a «tipping point» so often spoken about by alarmists like Al Gore, is actually a scientific impossibility.

It is really I who am too lazy to go through and figure out which of these we can discard out of hand, which are future issues to keep an eye on, and which are actually feedbacks / tipping points that have now kicked in at some significant level.

If an interglacial is a symmetric process then it's not out of the question that the LIA actually passed a cooling tipping point and we should be rapidly cooling at the persent time on the way to the next ice age.

«I actually do believe that we're at a tipping point with the planet,» financier Henry M. Paulson Jr. told The Times.

Therefore the only way that the OECD can guarantee to curtail carbon usage sufficiently to avoid an AGW tipping point is to actually pay installing clean carbon free energy capital in these countries.

Oft - discussed and frequently abused, tipping points are very rarely actually defined.

One wonders where the tipping point resides regarding the scenario whereby less people will be needed to produce outcomes / services / products, where less people will have jobs of intrinsic value, not to mention economic value, that will pay enough for one to actually be able to afford the technologically produced outcomes / services / products.

Actually, they've been here for quite a while already, but haven't reached the tipping point yet where consumers rely on them and the industry embraces them.