Sentences with phrase «as having its point»

But as he himself has pointed out before, most media companies consistently failed to understand the changes that were required.

As some have pointed out online, Hutchins requested a Kronos sample on the day the video in question went up.

But, as I've pointed out repeatedly, the startling fact, backed by research, is that these days, Americans, if anything, have more leisure time than previous generations.

As I've pointed out elsewhere, Millennials tend to be more focused on results than appearances, so micro-managing their time rather than their output is just going to confuse them — and quite possibly make them accomplish less rather than more.

As I've pointed out previously, this is perfectly captured by Joe Floyd here tracking SaaS multiples over time.

As you've pointed out, your 2 % inflation target plus 1.5 % trend productivity growth allows for noninflationary nominal wage growth of 3.5 %.

As you have pointed out numerous occasions, the Canadian economy has come through the recent recession in fairly good shape, especially when compared to other G - 7 countries.

Uber's record on diversity is not brilliant — but as we have pointed out it's not the worst, either — and hiring Saint John speaks to how this continues to evolve.

As we've pointed out already, his written testimony is pretty selective and self - serving in terms of what he does and doesn't include in his version of events.

The Asian giant, as I've pointed out before, consistently ranks among the top importers of copper, aluminum, steel and more.

There is no doubt, as some have pointed out in recent times, that adverse supply shocks are presenting the most significant challenge to the inflation - targeting approach that it has so far experienced in a period of nearly two decades since New Zealand and Canada led the way in adopting it.

As I have pointed out before, this quarter is the highest - rated quarter with an 83 % success rate for gold trades using the Trade Triangles.

And as I've pointed out before, housing has an extremely high multiplier effect.

As you have pointed out, however, the pas.sages of love do not necessarily prove that He is a God of Love either.

Igaftr, I have read that before; the who celibacy thing is supposedly voluntary in the first place, and as you've pointed out, is rather untenable for either gay people it hetero.

As I have pointed out elsewhere, as early as 1933 — just shortly after he stole the Chancellorship — he said to a meeting of the party faithful: «It is through the peasantry that we will finally destroy Christianity; one can be a German or a Christian, but not both.»

As I've pointed out, there have been instances in the past where people explained phenomena with spiritual answers, only to have those explanation later debunked by science.

You said, «As I have pointed out, there are millions of people, including myself, who see evidence for God.»

- «As I have pointed out, there are millions of people, including myself, who see evidence for God.»

Don't be afraid, and as you've pointed out you are pretty good at making friends, so when your old neo-nazi christian friends dump you, you'll find some others.

Maybe an obsession with purity is at its root as you have pointed out.

As I have pointed out to students many times, we traditionalists have not lost the argument on sexuality.

Both theological perspectives will emphasize God as having a point of view from which the value of the world is recognized and affirmed.

But as I have pointed out, positivism held us in a new form of rigidity.

However, such evidence as we have points in a quite different direction.

As I have pointed out, conservative Evangelicals (but not liberals) are those who can be accused of «picking and choosing» in an irrational way.

The Census doesn't even ask for that information, as I have pointed out REPEATEDLY.

But as I have pointed out in my Gospel Dictionary course, in my book The Atonement of God, and in numerous other places, there are two main types of forgiveness sin the Bible.

This applies to other ancient texts, as I have pointed out on more than one occasion, citing the Iliad.

He told us which choices to make that would lead to the good, or to the evil, as I have pointed out already.

The Greek word «baptizo» means «immersion» so as you have pointed out, to be immersed into the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit could refer to teaching people about God and how to follow and obey Him.

Growth, of course, is a liberal concept; as I've pointed out, most evangelicals see no need to progress in any such direction.

There is, to be sure, a technical difference, as he had pointed out: The epiphenomenalist says that every mental state is caused by a corresponding physical state, whereas in Kim's account the mental state is supervenient upon the physical state, the difference being that in the latter relationship the two levels are understood to be simultaneous whereas the epiphenomenalist's causal relation allows for a time lapse between the physical state and its mental effect (SM 359).

As I have pointed out, these verses (among others) were repeated and rephrased by Jesus more than any other prophesy.

As you have pointed out many times on this blog, the average American church «service» is deeply flawed.

As some have pointed out, how can we possibly take such an immovable stand on the issue of homosexuality, but we allow women to speak in church, to go about with their heads uncovered, we no longer stone people caught in adultery, we don't crucify thieves... it's just astonishing to think people pick and choose verses and chapters from the Bible to cling to.

But when we understand theology as having its point of departure in the real and is centered on life, then we need a method that corresponds to such an - approach.

haven't moved quite that much... six times in 10 years... don't like it, but as you have pointed out there are some lessons you can't learn any other way...

We have a much greater understanding of addiction today than we did back then but as you've pointed out in numerous postings, the church really doesn't know how to cope when addictive cycles in Christian contexts.

This is in the main true, but, as I have pointed out elsewhere, Suarez shifts the emphasis in his metaphysics of material substances from the phenomenon of substantial change to the problem of substantial unity, which is precisely the problem that so vexed both Leibniz and Leclerc (For an account of Suarez's metaphysics of material substances, see my article «The Importance of the Concept of Substantial Unity in Suarez's Hylomorphism», in the special Suarez volume of the American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly.)

also, as you've pointed out, the combinations are endless!!!

As I've pointed out before rice is my everyday - cooking savior.

Theo is having a good season but as I have pointed out, he does tend to have 1 good then 1 bad season, we need a RW who will push Theo and replace him if his form does dip or eventual injury.

As I've pointed out in previous posts, there's no guarantees in a lot of the big name strikers being linked with us in terms of adapting to the league and productivity in their first season.

Cech coming up against his former side this weekend is hardly a reason to want him dropped from the starting XI either, as he has a point to prove having been dislodged by Thibaut Courtois between the sticks, and there is no way he would go into the game wanting to be upstaged by his younger counter-part.

As I've pointed out, he is signed for next season abroad.

Big and powerful is something we cant handle and especially as he has a point to prove to Arsene for picking Sanogoals instead of him... another masterstroke by our great manager!

Both Barkley and N'zonzi, as you've pointed out nero, are physical players and we desperately need some of that in midfield.

please give an update on how you think our screen game would improve this season, we couldn't run that successfully last season as you've pointed out.

As long as it has a point to make and is well written I will publish it.