Sentences with phrase «at any point on»

Nearly all survey respondents — 93 percent — say they feel stressed at some point on their trip.

In order for businesses to be successful over the long haul, they must demonstrate a constant willingness to reevaluate and negotiate rates, terms and contracts with the respective parties at every point on the supply chain.

When asked about the stress levels at that point on Tim Ferriss's podcast, he explained, «Stress was absent in that moment.

«It was just pedal to the metal at that point on,» said Spradley, who eventually drafted 550 IT employees to help out.

Sometimes I'd reference a movie and there would be silence but that's fine, they can see Dune at some point on Netflix.

Interest rates at all points on the yield curve converge to roughly 5.89 % over the course of 5 years on the rising rate path, and to 16.2 % on the falling rate.

At some point on that road, you get a backlash, which causes anguish you don't want to get to.

I'll bet you that these restrictions prompted these orthodox Jews to pray at some point on the flight.

Just because it opens its doors widely to people at every point on the Christian path, it includes within itself many who still seek to serve two masters.

It should be presupposed, however, that we can not do this unless we approach the matters to be discussed from the standpoint of both a historical understanding and spiritual appropriation of the Bible, and bring our theology to bear at every point on the human situation.

Seriously, natural disasters are part of NATURE and can happen at any point on the planet at any given time.

At this point on Earth with 7 billion people, coupled with a lack of food and resources to provide for everybody therein, perhaps it's not such a bad idea to let people submit to their respective desires rather than chastise them.

The minister's theology in preaching must be brought to bear at every point on the human situation: on prayer; on the problem of evil; on sin and repentance; on the fact of death.

In this sense, God literally knows «the end from the beginning» because he can look at both points on our timeline simultaneously.

I may be allowed, however, to put in a word at this point on the way in which their satisfaction of certain aesthetic needs contributes to their hold on human nature.

Here are a few of my tips and tricks, as a seasoned veteran of veganism who's lived at every point on the scale from raw vegan to junk food vegan, to get you started on a healthy, balanced vegan lifestyle.

Vanilla Pumpkin Seed Clusters At some point on the Paleo diet you're going to crave something sweet, flavorful, and crunchy, and that's when we'd recommend baking up a batch of these clusters.

If you check my fridge at any point on any day you are guaranteed to find at least 2 heads of cauliflower.

Maybe, especially if we already had a solid core built, but it is more of a philosophical question at that point on risk taking.

This message was posted late last night and could mean there will be an official announcement from both clubs at some point on Monday, with the details of the move still to be explained.

Given his track record here, you have to think he'll push the leaders at some point on Sunday.

He had a couple mishaps at the point on the PP.

Reed, unable to match Rory's length at any point on this day, also piped one.

Judgement at this point on the latest additions, as well as on the team and coaching set - up is pointless, not to say unfair.

do your best at all points on the pitch if you lose by doing everything pitch no problem you lose!

During my keynote address at the 2008 National Concussion Safety Summit in California, I took the league to task for not doing a lot more than it was doing at that point on concussion safety.

We know there are a lot of you in our community because a number of you have wondered through our doors at some point on a mission for that very specific something you simply can't return home without.

While at some points on the holiday I have felt like I'm 80 % referee, 10 % caffeine and 10 % «is it bedtime yet?»

For these reasons most families will have at least one at some point on their family journey.

I've read so much about the benefits of bed sharing but it wasn't a full - time option for us as we only have a standard double bed (and a toddler that sleeps in it at some point on most nights).

Crowds were six - deep at some points on Broadway.

But Gottfried told me during an interview that will air on CapTon at 8 p.m. (and again at 11:30 p.m.) that he had fully expected to cast a vote at some point on the recommendations.

Cuomo is also scheduled to be in New York City at some point on Wednesday, according to his office.

One challenge to endorsing a primary candidate is that UFT members have different views at this point on who they want to win, Mulgrew said.

At each point on the particle's path, other lasers illuminate it with red, green or blue light, which the particle scatters in all directions.

The driver can activate KERS at any point on the track, with the entrance to fast straights the most likely location.

This would be an equal number of particles at every point on the landscape.

An extra (fourth) muscle attachment site, called a trochanter, at the point on the femur that meets the hip is also found in dinosauromorph Marasuchus lilloensis.

At each point on the grid the space appears flat and finite, but it's actually curved, a sphere.

At the point on the ocean's surface closest to the moon (point A in the illustration), the lunar gravitational attractive force is strongest and it pulls the ocean toward itself.

NASA's «follow the water» approach to exploring Mars has led to tantalizing clues that microbial life may have existed at some point on the Red Planet.

«Most of my fellow scientists feel confident that there's a very high chance that life existed at some point on Mars,» says Dirk Schulze - Makuch of Washington State University.

This situation could occur if, for example, the amount of mass leaving a star was not the same at every point on the surface of that star — say, if more mass was driven off from the equator of the star than from its poles.

Unfortunately, that means that about one third of people have the same ribbons at these points on both the good and bad kites, so these drugs wouldn't specifically target the mutant HTT gene.

Technical support and warranty: Consider the extent of the technical support and training that is available from the manufacturer at the point on purchase.

For instance, the prolific Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) spacecraft orbits the Sun at a point on this line where the gravity of the Sun and Earth are balanced.

To keep the back of your neck long, look at a point on the floor just in front of your hands.

While Harbertson says he's all for producing wine that's environmentally sustainable, he also notes, «there's not enough information at this point on the human health impacts of biodynamic and organic grapes and wine» to say that the practice is actually good for us.

The claim that a product is «natural» is one to pay special attention to, because it can be used by companies to get around organic certification, and because the meaning of the word is easily stretched and manipulated — after all, even the most complex chemical compound can be traced to a natural source at some point on its journey to the supermarket shelf.

Attach one end of the string to the pencil and holding the other end at the point on the long edge, draw a curve from the point on one short side to the point on the opposite side.