Sentences with phrase «always been the point»

It has always been a point of pain.

They may not be able to say their knowledge of God, but they simply embody it instead — which always was the point.

Pres. Hinckley's somewhat hesitant public statements on the first half of the couplet were not experienced by the Mormon faithful as signaling some significant «marginalization,» since the pursuit of a divine life through Christ's redemption has always been the point, certainly in the sixty years of thoroughly Mormon experience I can remember.

Even in a church that I feel «at home» in, there will always be points that are not quite «up my street».

So there will always be points of dissent.

Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee said: «This has always been a point of contention between the press, the public and members of parliament themselves.»

With the conventional method, there seemed to always be a point where you were trying to determine if one tissue or cell was «bluer» than another, or «bluer» than the control.

The finger of blame has always been pointed at the sun, which bombards the Earth with a stream of charged particles in the form of the solar wind.

During the flyby, the spacecraft will have to rely on their batteries for power because their panels won't always be pointed at the Sun, but they will (hopefully) be beaming data back to Earth as its relayed from InSight at a rate of 8 kilobits per second.

Of course as Drs Greger and McDougall and registered dietician Jeff Novick always are pointing out food is a package deal... other things come along with the animal and plant protein which on the animal side are generally bad (saturated fats, cholesterol, chemicals) and plant side which are generally good (phytochemicals, fiber, water)... see the video http://nutritionfacts.org/video/plant-protein-preferable/.

Sandy, as a Registered Dietitian often working with breast cancer survivors, this has always been a point of confusion for me too.

For as long men and women have been dating, there's always been a point when the dates no longer feel fun and meeting new people becomes a chore instead of a chance.

Sometimes people look on this game and see a batch of titles that really don't make sense in the context of real life, but that's always been the point of games.

Quality work in academic content has always been the point of attention.

This has always been the point that drives me nuts about «firing bad teachers.»

There must always be a point to what administrators ask teachers to do with data.

The B - Class has now lost some of its blandness courtesy of the updates that has always been a point of criticism for the car.

As must always be pointed out in these discussions, see what happened with the music industry.

yes and no its definitely not charitable as they are making money of off you but depending on the outside conditions if you had to pay a mortgage on that condo with only 35k in payments to start off it would more than likely exceed 500 dollars a month however there would always be a point were the mortgage would end and it dosent sound like thats going to be the case with you paying your parents so it depends on how long your going to have that condo and how much mortgage would have been.

Security has always been a point of focus whenever money needs to be exchanged or goods paid for when online, and gaming online is no exception.

Combat in «Minecraft» has always been a point - and - click affair... but that's about to change.

In general, in any fighting game, there will always be a point past which those with fine motor disabilities can not proceed without having help completing the rest of the game.

Loot crates and microsotransactions have always been a point of contention in gaming and Battlefront 2 fans were concerned that this game's system in particular unfairly influenced progression and performance in matches.

This has always been the point.

Tension There will always be some points of tension where states may seek to ignore or manipulate PIL to pursue perceived strategic / political interests.

Lumia cameras have always been a point of pride for Windows phone fans, but the competition has worked hard and indeed caught up — the Lumia 950 no longer sports «the best» camera on the market.

Not exact matches

Apple has always touted Apple Pay as one of the big selling points of Apple Watch, unfortunately for Canadians it's a feature that will be absent at launch.

AI experts say the idea has merit but also point out that assistants will always work better when connected to the Internet, where they can draw on massive processing and data resources in real time.

At every point in my career that I've had a chance to co-opt a little bit of someone else's creative process, it's always been great for me.

In other words, you value friendliness and empathy, even when you're just getting your oil changed... Above all else, always be nice, and make an effort to understand and empathize with your buyers» and sellers» points of view.»

But there are an increasing number of signs pointing to the idea that this isn't always the case.

«I always had the point of view that it was important to move Ukraine closer to Europe,» Gusenbauer told the BBC in a statement.

Her solution was to diversify: «I always made a point of keeping the networking up, volunteering and staying involved in the community, beyond my job,» she says.

If the test does continue to grow, it could spell bad news for Wendy's (wen) considering the rival chain's big selling point is «Always Fresh, Never Frozen.»

«The brand rallying against the impersonal nature of the world and bringing people and communities together is the point of view that Tim's has always had and will continue to have.»

Pellas points out that while Amazon, Google and Apple downplay privacy concerns related to these devices, the reality is that by nature of how they operate these devices have to be always listening.

Common sense isn't always straight to the point.

«He always talks a good game, very vocal, pointing fingers, very judgmental,» Moews said, strongly underscoring he was not speaking for the department.

I find Cowen's (and Foxman's) arguments fairly convincing, though as Dan Gardner likes to point out, 50 - year predictions are almost always hilariously inaccurate.

There's nothing wrong with a little perfectionism in the workplace, and encouraging your employees to do their best is always a good thing, but when it gets to the point that you're scrutinizing every detail of their performance, it ends up being counterproductive.

This way, you have the structure on the top to always remind you of what your basic point is, and the text below, so it makes it very easy for you to do the next step.

The most important aspect is to always look from the investor's point of view and what's in it for them.

Of course, as Wise points out, it's not always possible to avoid running into the things you're trying to stay away from.

«I've also predominately worked with women in my career, but outsiders and guest stars coming in and crew members will always point out how different our show feels, and that's exciting and it's nice to be acknowledged in that way.»

Burt's point is that the boldfaced names are not always the ones we should be chasing.

Before investors start cheering the 20,000 - point finish line, though, there is something to remember: The Dow doesn't always go up.

Judging types (J) need closure — like the colleague who's always pushing you to get to the point in meetings.

A leader's job description can seem like an ever - growing list of bullet points, but the priority for CEOs, CFOs and staff managers alike is always the same: leading their team.

In the press release for the Oxford study, one of its researchers, Allison Stewart, makes an interesting point: «Unlike other major programmes such as bridges, airports, IT or engineering works, the Games are always a unique undertaking to that city.

He says: «When I'm dealing with a business owner, I always try to point out to him or her that concentration of assets is a very risky proposition.