Sentences with phrase «at critical moments»

This week is arguably the most important of the year for the big auction houses and comes at a critical moment in the art market.

Nevertheless, it comes at a critical moment for the world economy.

What does he most need at that critical moment of his life?

We provide these sophisticated clients with a wide range of services, often at critical moments when astute legal advice and commercial guidance are needed.

Your support will help a pet in need at that critical moment.

The only problem is that although he finds himself in great position he fails to convert frequently enough & always had dry spells at critical moment.

You have picked up your puppy at a critical moment of its life called the socialization period.

But it provides some flexibility at a critical moment.

Finding ways to ease a parent or caregiver's stress at the critical moments when a baby is crying can greatly reduce the risk to a child.

Every woman have a tremendous amount of inner strength that is waiting to be released at critical moments.

The important thing is that you're in the loop about where every penny is going so you're not surprised when nothing is in your wallet at a critical moment.

Yet the organization says global hand washing rates at those critical moments range from zero to 34 percent.

We are looking for an experienced organizer who can help us maximize the impact of our organizing at this critical moment.

If our caregivers, typically our parents, provide a mirror at those critical moments, we learn to connect.

In fact, the ability to make decisions at critical moments is the essence of leadership.

The second edition of this report comes at a critical moment.

«The 2017 New York Solar Guidebook comes at a critical moment for New York's growing solar market,» said Alicia Barton, NYSERDA President and CEO.

Biased algorithms are everywhere, so at a critical moment in the evolution of machine learning and AI, why aren't we talking about the societal issues this poses?

Apparently after Peter's confession at Caesarea Philippi and the transfiguration, Jesus withdrew from public preaching and endeavored to prepare his disciples for what lay ahead, somewhat as Isaiah did at a critical moment in his life (Is 8:16 - 17).

When it comes to the care of our common home, we are living at a critical moment of history.»

If you're as reliant on your digital devices as I am, you'll find Toddy Gear's Tech Pack Boost + to be an essential product, ensuring that you never run out of battery at a critical moment.

Perhaps it is the cynical age in which we live but there is something rather shocking about an ambitious individual who rises steadily up the greasy pole of politics and then leaps off at a critical moment on a point of pure principle.

With help at critical moments from established figures — Paul Bartlett, Willard Libby, William Doering — both Knox brothers managed to make important contributions to chemistry.

This works by giving players in Franchise mode the chance to take the helm at critical moments throughout the game, while simulating the rest.

In Egypt from the earliest times a corvée had existed whereby labourers could be drafted en masse for public works at critical moments during the inundation.

July 17 Collection Connection: «Reciprocities: Native American / American Art» 11 a.m. - noon Free, no registration required Meet at the Visitor Services Desk Examine Native American objects produced for a non-Native market and Native American influence on American decorative arts at a critical moment in their common history, with Dr. Lee Anne Chesterfield, Assistant Curator of Ancient American Art, and Dr. Susan J. Rawles, Assistant Curator of American Decorative Art.

Tate Britain's exhibition begins at this critical moment in the 19th century, drawing on some 200 works to reveal the dynamic relationship between art and photography over the following 75 - year period.

From its origins in Greenwich Village in 1914 to its relocation to the Meatpacking District in 2015, the Whitney Museum of American Art has remained devoted to living artists at critical moments in their careers.

Louis XIV's revocation of the edict in 1685 was followed by a massive flight of some 200,000 Protestants from France, and renewed persecution at home met with a sustained guerilla uprising in the rural area of the Cévennes in the early years of the eighteenth century, which diverted French military forces at a critical moment from their struggle against foreign enemies.

The Board of Directors is beginning our work today to find the next executive director of CCSSO who can build on this strong foundation and advance the leadership of states at this critical moment in our country.

Because of this, a venture capitalist maintains a more surface level and less emotional connection to the business, which can sometimes bring a more grounded point of view at critical moments.»

It seems to be down at every critical moment

Wechter will take the job at a critical moment.

We're at a critical moment as users of Facebook.

«We came to believe that because we are the nation's church... certainly at critical moments in our life, we're then granted an opportunity to be a big public voice — a public megaphone — for a thoughtful, generous, respectful Christian faith that has important things to say in the public conversations of the day,» said Lloyd, who came from Boston's Trinity Church to the cathedral as its 10th dean.

It is easy to dismiss the women of Holy Week, to say their presence at critical moments in the Easter story is inconsequential, holding no significance in modern - day conversations about gender equity in the Church.

So when I doubt God I back track through all the events since that day and ask was that really God at each critical moment.

Though you can address my fear of what i discern and Gods «late» intervention at the critical moment.

«11 Just as revelation is an event in time and in a concrete situation, faith also is an event that takes place at the critical moment of man's decision.

We recall the experience of the Pharaoh of the Exodus, who doubtless would have released his Hebrew slaves, but always at the critical moment the Lord hardened his heart.

which now reports its own memory» of Moses» call; or if, in the unified story's intent, this is a reiteration at a critical moment of the call experience, it brings to mind the earlier episode of the mountain of God, the burning bush, and the holy ground (JE 3:1 - 6).

If we were to cease reading the novel at these critical moments, the conflict and discomfort induced in us would remain suspended and unresolved.

Brown has been phenomenal, averaging 25 and five boards, while Tatum pulled off a Julius Erving - worthy move at a critical moment of Game 1.

A tight 1 - 1 draw with Greece had gone all the way to extra time and then penalties, with Costa Rica converting all five of their efforts, with Navas making one decisive stop at the critical moment to help seal qualification.

Start with great hope stumble at a critical moment, crumble badly then fightback gamely when the title is beyond us.

He would even switch to his childhood style of southpaw fighting at the critical moment.

With Kos deep in our own half Per could not push up to leave Costa offside at critical moments but had to try and retreat to be closer to Costa.

I thought Koscielny lacked composure at critical moments (hopefully Djourou's imminent return will calm him down), Eboué and Clichy were jittery under pressure and Arshavin and van Persie were below their high standards.