Sentences with phrase «as a badge»

Educators have also begun to adopt the reward structures of video games, such as badges for meaningful achievements, into their lesson planning.

Ratings are displayed as a badge on attorney profiles in the directory.

One way to do that is by creating «badge value,» in which brand can serve as a badge for people to communicate who they are and what they want to be.

Why is it that you are willing to wear your faith as a badge of honor, even to the extent of making claims you can not even begin to confirm?

He was practically ignored by the Democratic leadership as a result, but wore his outsider status as a badge of honor.

The car is an example of what is known in the industry as badge engineering, wherein one car is given subtle detail changes and is sold under numerous brand names.

Many business owners wear their lack of vacation time as a badge of honor.

Though somehow, we have come to use this word as a badge of honor and wear it with pride.

It rightly wears its simplicity as a badge of honor.

First, we all need to stop talking about sleep deprivation as a badge of honor.

Sometimes breaking it down to something as simple as a badge making machine may make the difference, when deciding if creating a business is for you.

We use health certifications as badges of honor in our advertisements.

However, I have to wonder what they're going to do as far as badges go?

Don't wear your overwhelming schedule as a badge of honor.

Whatever our religion or ideology, we are still trapped by the centuries - old Protestant ethic, which viewed long hours as a badge of moral seriousness.

When I first got into selling, I wore my ability to cold call as a badge of honor.

Don't see chronic soreness as a badge of honor but, potentially, as a sign you're not giving your muscles enough recovery time.

And I now see wearing dog fur as a badge of honour!

It wears its off - putting and moody nature as a badge of honor.

It has built a reputation as a badge of high achievement by a young person.

The incentive can even be something as small as a badge or unlocking the next level.

Why not learn the steps you can take to inspire personal creativity through something as simple as a badge maker?

As the badge changes, so does the vehicle itself.

Other rescues see how many animals they place a year as a badge of honor, even if they fail to make wise placements.

For police, a body camera should be as basic as a badge.

Those sympathetic to the false narrative saw the red flag as a badge of honor, clicking and sharing any way rather than allowing someone else to tell them they're wrong.

Other firms wear their real estate operations as a badge of honor, but we consider ourselves a service business, first and foremost.

Use rewards such as badges, to award them when they reach certain competencies linked to the course objectives.

However, I do have a problem with a candidate or president wearing his faith as a badge of honor.

Over time as badges are earned and areas are explored your child will begin to see their creations come to life throughout the world.

No: they wear their faith as a badge of honor.

Too often, «I'm rubbish at maths» or «I'm not very scientifically - minded» are worn by students almost as badges of pride.

In the meantime, our bottles will wear this greyish colour which I see as a badge of honour — we are part of the market for recycled products and are proud of that.»

The HFP package for the 2013 Accord Coupe features a bodykit with front, side, and rear pieces and deck lid spoiler, a sport suspension that lowers the midsize coupe 0.6 inches, 19 - inch alloy wheels, as well as badges on the trunk lid and front fenders.

Frontier Americans cracked jokes about the «shouting Methodists,» but the Wesleyans wore the label as a badge of honor.

In a culture where the world wears busyness as a badge of honor, how can we live under God's banner...

The idea is ludicrous on its face, so it's no surprise that the scientific researchers led by Dr. Grace Augustine (hard - bitten - with - a-heart-of-gold Sigourney Weaver) view with suspicion their corporate middle manager (Giovanni Ribisi) and military strategist / rapacious jarhead Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang), who wears his Na «vi - inflicted scars as badges of courage.

This is a word that was coined by the Labour Party, theorised by Marxist academics and worn as a badge by an extraordinary range of people.

As the new website was launched, Gove took the opportunity to launch a scathing attack on «local worthies who see being a governor as a badge of status not a job of work».

No longer called «Plug - in Hybrid,» it is a plug - in hybrid just the same as a badge on its flank indicates, and aims for a demographic which likes the Prius but want some electric range.