Sentences with phrase «at precipice»

Coldwell Banker teamed up with Vivint Smart Home to see what smart home trends were at the precipice of dominating in 2017.

When REP passed the 100 - agent milestone, Lamb knew the company was at a precipice.

She is cigarette fixed at precipice of red lips.

From neural implants to nootropics (drugs that can increase brain function), we are at the precipice of advances that will fundamentally expand our ability to process information and comprehend both simple and abstract ideas.

The wireless industry is poised at a precipice between the potential for incredible growth and a recession that could deepen and set...

Yasmina is set at the precipice of a new world, a time of awakening, where women like her learn how to make space for their own self - discovery.»

You stand at the precipice of a castle tower, looking down on the battlements below.

Whether it's searching for red - shouldered hawks at the precipice of a trail, painting broad strokes of the setting sun from an overlook, or meditating on a rocky outcrop discovered by following a lesser - known trail, the experiences we embrace on trails are limitless.

We are always at the precipice of disaster or -LSB-...]

I'm at a precipice and need your help.

Now, author Helen Simonson is back with a novel set at the precipice of World War I. It's called «The Summer Before The War.»

As the digital publishing landscape stands at the precipice of change, authors are in a unique position to create not just «eBooks» or «screen - based books», but holistic and integrated «digital reading experiences».

Up here at Mécaglisse, Quebec, where stubby pines cut the wind with a whisper that foretells of the landscape's loneliness even at the precipice of spring, this 2017 Ford Focus RS is cracking the quiet as it claws for traction via all four wheels, sending snow into the air and drifting through each corner, as easily as Ken Block does on pavement.

Public education in Arizona is at a precipice.

Six internationally recognized Global Teacher Prize finalists have authored a new book (Teaching in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Standing at the Precipice; Routledge, March 2018) in which they share their vision and strategies for an education system that matches the needs of the future.

Doucet, A., Evers, J., Guerra, E., Lopez, N., Soskil, M., & Timmers, K. (2018) Teaching in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Standing at the precipice.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/tltalkradio/04-36.mp3Podcast: Play in new window DownloadSubscribe: Android RSSIn this episode, we are speaking with Armand Doucet who is a contributing author of the book, Teaching in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Standing at the Precipice.

Last month, our book «Teaching in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Standing at the precipice» was launched at the Global Education & Skills Forum in Dubai.

As an industry, we're at the precipice of a dramatic change.

Her painful interactions with others as she ignores social queues, caught in a place of distracted self - absorption, only occurs when at the precipice of deciding who one wants to be.

This multiplayer phenomenon has now progressed to a point where we stand at the precipice of a Call of Duty game launching without a single - player campaign at all.

One of the best movies of 2011 hardly anyone's seen, «Margin Call» is a fictionalized take on the collapse of a Lehman Brothers - type company at the precipice of the Great Recession.

Clocking in at just less than two minutes, the trailer gives us a lot more context as to what the film will be all about and how this secluded and secret South African nation is at the precipice of a new era while battling outside forces that threaten their peace.

Darwin writes to his wife that the process of losing faith takes time, and he is now at the precipice.

Having outlived and out smoked all of his contemporaries, the fiercely independent Lucky finds himself at the precipice of life, thrust into a journey of self exploration, leading towards that which is so often unattainable: enlightenment.

But right after Rattle & Hum, when he was at the precipice of making whatever he wanted, he took on State of Grace, an Irish mob story set in late 80s Hell's Kitchen, starring hot young guns Sean Penn, Gary Oldman and for another layer of class, Ed Harris.

After years of study, there I stood: at the precipice of my dreams.

The field is now truly standing at the precipice, where either it continues to move upward in its progress, or drops into an abyss of unsolvable challenges.

«We are looking at a region where nations are really at a very rapid developing stage or they are at the precipice of a very rapid development stage and so you really can't ignore the growth effect, you just can't, particularly when it comes to resources.»

A rep for Spitzer said, «This is the same person who railed against President Obama,» referring to when Della Femina unloaded his East End spread at the precipice of the fiscal cliff.

Mayor Bill de Blasio stood at the precipice of that cherished municipal feat: a friction - free visit to the only borough that never wanted him elected.

«We are at the precipice, it is not simply about renewing rent regulation, it's about strengthening rent regulation and we know that opponents to rent regulation have spent millions of dollars to try to elect their hand picked folks in the state legislature,» Johnson said.

Ask him now, though, at the precipice of his NFL career, and he'll say he's only selectively listening to the voices on social media telling him he's too short, or that his offense at the University of Oklahoma won't translate, or that his best NFL comparison is a certain first - round burnout from his part of the country.

Every time I found myself at the precipice of a committed relationship with him, I would have a strong restraint in my heart, like a glaring sign that read, «Do not enter.»

Like many of the children, she's alert to times when other children are too fragile to sustain the give - and - take of repartee; and when, as often happens at the after - school, one of the younger children suddenly begins to cry, or seems to be right at the precipice of tears, she switches gears almost immediately.

Civilization itself stands at a precipice.

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«We are on the precipice of the first time I've seen in my career when we have demand - pull and supply - push happening at the same time to support almost $ 200 billion in infrastructure investment that's needed in the U.S.,» said Meg Gentle, president and CEO of LNG company Tellurian.

Many investors seem to believe that the cyclical factors that have brought valuations to the current precipice will maintain valuations at a permanently high plateau, or even allow them to advance indefinitely.

Nevertheless, Malthus» recognition that the «preventive checks of moral restraint» implied the possibility of stationing a society at some distance from the Malthusian precipice is relevant to any consideration of the circumstances in which escape from the constraints of an organic economy might occur.

We both feel that America because of the current political / social climate is on a precipice and likely to topple over at any time.

«We would not be here today at this very precipice of such a dangerous move if the Obama policy in the Middle East wasn't naive and arrogant, misguided and dangerous,» Perry, the governor of Texas, said in a nationally televised speech during which he was surrounded by Jewish leaders.

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A story which revivalist preachers often tell is that of a man who found himself at night slipping down the side of a precipice.

Precipice Design worked closely with Mundipharma International and its network of independent associated companies in developing packaging aimed at helping to address some of the day - to - day challenges faced by patients using an inhaler and improve correct device usage.

Barry Bonds was 38 last Saturday when at last he stood on the precipice of the ne plus ultra for a ballplayer, the World Series.

Unfortunately for all their wonderful gifts, such people are horrible at taking organization on to the higher plane beyond the precipice.

That leaves Spieth and McIlroy, who won his third major at 25 and seemed on the precipice of legendary greatness after hoisting the PGA trophy three years ago.

At least two — the City of Long Beach and Rockland County — have reached the edge of a fiscal precipice.

These politicians, because of their utter desperation to usurp power at all cost, further create a pretty dismal picture of the state of the Ghanaian economy, that the Mahama administration has visited an apocalyptic doom on the people of Ghana, that this country is on the brink of total collapse, on the precipice of a deep abyss, where we are bound.

It is now clear that obimbo is effective at one thing - leading his kool aid drinking followers off the precipice.