Sentences with phrase «at root of all of»

No, it is your delusions that are at the root of some of our problems, moron.

The conventional approach is to treat each of these various problems with different drugs, and ignore the fundamental factors that are at the root of all of them.

And this inflammation was at the root of all of the other symptoms and possibly to blame for the weight gain too.

While I can't say that all of those concerns have melted away, listening to Donna Brazile reminded me of one of the simplest truths at the root of all of this: If the political process feels removed from the day - to - day life of schooling in this country, it's because there aren't enough of us reaching out to our lawmakers and demanding that they listen to our stories.

The pain of the race riots of the mid 1960s probably shaped some of the education policies to foster racial inclusion and tolerance, and those memories are likely at the root of some of the current emphasis of the curriculum on the development of cross-cultural competence and global citizenship.

The question of how to work or how to behave is one that lies at the root of all of our decisions.

At the root of all of those reasons is the fact that global warming was effectively massaged into an issue that could be ignored, by some very determined people funded by some very rich corporations — all of whom have worked for years to manufacture doubt about climate science.

The science behind EFT uncovered the fundamental needs and fears always at the root of all of that emotion broiling beneath the surface.

What is at the root of all of this?»

At the root of all of these are property rights and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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I think at the root of everything being better now is that I don't judge things by a young person's values.

This is at the root of the president's policies to improve access to high quality childcare, preschool for all, and free community college.

At the core of that is this insistence that you should look into your core experiences as the roots of finding something new.

Paul Tasner traces the roots of his business, PulpWorks, to a late - career gig at the natural - cleaning products company Method.

«At the root of it is unconscious bias,» Lean In president Rachel Thomas told Mic.

However, it's important to not just recognize change when it occurs, but to understand what is at the root of it so the company can choose the right course of action.

E.F. Schumacher, whose European roots give him extremely adept, objective insight into the precepts of an American free - market, argues that «most of the conspicuous developments of economics in the last quarter of a century are in the direction of quantification; at the expense of the understanding of qualitative differences.»

New research attempts to get at the root of why we are so easily persuaded to commit unethical actions when told to do so by another person.

At the root of the issue are so - called systematic investors, which are forced to reduced positions during times of turbulence and frequently trade in price - insensitive fashion.

Trudeau's about - face is rooted in the Liberal vision of a global economy at the beginning of a decades - long transition from fossil fuels to clean energy technology, says Jim Carr, minister of natural resources.

At the root of our problems is the refusal of our political leaders to seek common ground.

Colossal mugs of root beer loom on a table at the recently - opened A&W restaurant on Toronto's Ossington Street where two millennials take a break from shopping.

Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek.

We're a pretty small agency with a pretty broad jurisdiction so we try to be most efficient in how we use our resources and that seems to be getting at the roots of the individuals plants.

We've sponsored local realtor golf tournaments, rooted for the home team at football games, chowed down at food truck parties, hit the pavement in charity runs and, of course, filmed the occasional spoof video.

Exclusive content was always at the root of the numerous billion - dollar takeovers, yet the regulator allowed them to happen anyway.

In a sport rooted in the hard - partying fringe of Southern California, Hawk was something different: While he was still in high school, he used his winnings to buy a house in Carlsbad, and a few years later, he started his first company — Birdhouse — even though the skateboard industry was tanking at the time.

With exclusive and limited edition lines with brands like Roots and celebrity stylist Kate Young, as well as snowboarder Shaun White, Target will be taking aim at the likes of Joe Fresh, Old Navy and H&M.

At the root of these failures, say observers, is a combination of complacency, a lack of new ideas and tired leadership — serious weaknesses that have begun to take a significant toll.

«At this time, we do not know the root cause or incidence rate of patient death, nor have we been able to definitively attribute the deaths to the devices or the insertion procedures for these devices,» said the FDA in a notice.

The city is at the point where a not - insignificant portion of residents are rooting for the so - called tech bubble to implode at least a little, the New York Times reported earlier this month.

At the root of every buzzword, though, there is a kernel of good intention.

As Ko has now learned twice over, money is at the root of every decision you make as a business owner.

«I've made billionaires of dollars of failures at Amazon.com,» Bezos says, joking that it could be like «a root canal with no anesthesia» if he tried to dwell on them.

Lew said excess Chinese steel capacity was causing problems for steel - producing economies worldwide, and government subsidies were at the root of the problem by encouraging overbuilding.

With a background as an investment banker rather than as an economist rooted in a particular analytical framework, Powell will lead «a more data - driven Fed, which at the current juncture means a more dovish Fed,» until and if inflation recovers, said Robin Brooks, chief economist at the Institute of International Finance.

'» As part of that effort Marsh is studying the ecosystem of disease — identifying the factors, like hopelessness and isolation, that are at the root of health problems.

«I think what you see is that when you choose the giver approach, yes, you are at risk for being taken advantage of but you also have people cheering for you and rooting for you,» says Wharton professor and author of bestseller Give and Take Adam Grant.

At the root of innovation is something more fundamental: creativity.

Recent headlines about Uber, United Airlines, GE and General Motors put culture at the root of multiple issues.

And this concern was at the root of why some people voted for US President - elect Donald Trump.

First, managers must have a basic understanding of human behavior, and how experiencing positive emotions is at the root of human motivation — we are wired for it.

Fear of failure often has deep roots in our early lives, so getting tough with yourself and giving yourself a lecture is about as effective as yelling at a teary two year old.

Look at the NASDAQ list and note the nature and structure of these success stories that are rooted in the United States.

The really great companies have a sense of purpose at the root of all that they do, from hiring employees, to attracting the right investors, to their marketing and their customer service.

«Fear is at the root of so many of the barriers that women face,» she writes.

Sometimes even the simple act of discussing your plan will highlight things you're unsure about — often, small, unresolved issues can be at the root of an entrepreneur's anxieties.

At the root of most conflicts, whether personal or professional, you'll usually find a miscommunication.

That's why legions of fans will be rooting for him at the Masters over the next few days.

At the root of their influence is a willingness to adopt cutting - edge technologies, whether that means mobile payments, cryptocurrencies, peer - to - peer lending, or mapping services like Waze.