Sentences with phrase «at the least the story of»

At least the stories of rescued shepherds will end happier, and that's what all volunteers are in it for.

Not exact matches

In October, Stephen Paddock mowed down a crowd of concertgoers from his 32nd - story hotel room in Las Vegas after affixing bump stocks to at least 12 of his semiautomatic rifles.

They found that these «sprinters» did indeed report similar stories, and three factors in particular jumped out, starting with at least one instance of making a lateral or even «backward» move that became a defining opportunity:

Build a media presence of some kind: tell stories about the people who are using your services through a blog at least.

«This whole story is causing people to kind of take a step back because at the least it looks like you have an increasingly protectionist administration that is increasing tariffs and scuttling M&A,» Kessler told CNBC.

The other day at a trade show I learned the life stories of at least three people just by being genuinely interested and present in the moment.

Including investments in consumer companies he holds through Maveron, a venture capital firm he co-founded — and the tens of millions of dollars of equity he owns in Groupon (GRPN) as a director — his net worth is in the neighborhood of at least $ 2 billion, which isn't bad for a kid who grew up in the projects of Brooklyn, on the seventh floor at 1560 East 102nd St. Obama himself, according to Schultz, said he was «very aware of my personal story.»

The main feature of the movement, as described in the story, is an attempt to eliminate or at least minimize the role of middlemen by reconnecting producers and consumers.

The company says it is still in «the very nascent stage of our story,» with only 31 domestic company - operated and five domestic licensed locations across 10 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. Shake Shack believes it can eventually open «at least 450» Shacks by opening new restaurants in existing and new markets.

While the potential identification and conviction of a legitimate monster suspected of 50 rapes and at least 10 murders rightly goes in the Win column, the ramifications of this story and what it means for privacy in a broader sense needs to be discussed.

I have found that readers love statistics, counterintuitive results, and real - life stories, so I try hard to ensure that I get at least two out of three of these items in all of my content, whether it's a book, a magazine article, or an online column or blog post.

In putting together a sidebar for that story about the most important FPS games in the history of the medium, I noticed a fascinating trend that seems to say something poignant about the times we're living in: brand has become a stronger selling feature than the artist, at least in games.

On one level, the announced liquidation (at least in the U.S.) is yet another familiar story about the sorry state of old - school retailing.

Of the dozens of CEOs Inc. contacted for this story, the majority said they were either «all done» with necessary Y2K upgrades or at least on schedulOf the dozens of CEOs Inc. contacted for this story, the majority said they were either «all done» with necessary Y2K upgrades or at least on schedulof CEOs Inc. contacted for this story, the majority said they were either «all done» with necessary Y2K upgrades or at least on schedule.

That, at least, is the story of Intel's web TV service, whose sale to Verizon was formally announced today during the telecom giant's quarterly earnings call.

At least three to four months of consistently good numbers representing a gradual rebound in China's industrial and services sectors will be needed before any seasoned economist will be able to label China as a «turnaround story.»

Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the executive who declines speaking engagements that do not consist of at least one woman or minority.

The story of Detroit as a dystopian wasteland has a certain twisted appeal, at least for those of us who don't live there.

Though the Canadian Business of the 1930s covered many topics that wouldn't seem out of place in the 21st century — rising taxes, truth in advertising, the imminent death of the airline industry — it also ran many stories the editors of 2013 likely would never touch («The story of safety glass») or would at least think twice about («The «social» diseases and business: what is syphilis costing Canada?»).

It may not be a turnaround story just yet, but at least the company isn't at immediate risk of bankruptcy.

«But Ryan's employers are having him there because he's been cleared and you have to remember, Ryan has relationships with a lot of people personally,» he said, pointing to Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel's recent announcement that he will let Seacrest interview him: «Listen, you know, we should at the very least afford people the opportunity for truth, what the facts of the story are before hanging them out to dry,» Kimmel told Variety.

As a result of «democratizing» technologies, there are more high - tech startups with stories which are, at least on their surface, compelling.

Durov's story was slightly different in August, when a VK employee confirmed that at least four Telegram developers were working out of the Singer House.

That said, there's just no story right now, at least in the actual data (as opposed to expectations), of an overly tight job market leading to inflationary wage gains.

What's curious about this response is that Zuckerberg elides to mention how Facebook's own staff have worked with the program he's suggesting his company «found now» — as if it had only discovered the existence of the Cambridge University Psychometrics Centre, whose researchers have in fact been working with Facebook data since at least 2007, since the Cambridge Analytica story snowballed into a major public scandal last month.

Facebook finally suspended Cambridge Analytica from its platform last month — although the company has admitted it was made aware of the allegations linking it with a quiz app that harvested Facebook users data since at least December 2015, when the Guardian published its first article on the story.

Between «fake news,» Oscar mix - ups, and an adorably blundered BBC interview, it was a roller coaster of entertainment (at least that's what many of us are choosing to remember over the countless negative stories).

Second, the traditional story implies that lending volume has something to do with the cost of funds. There is some truth in this proposition but I would argue that the greater truth is that lending is a demand - driven process shaped by expectations and changing asset valuations (or at least perceived valuations), which is why borrowing in the US is currently in the toilet. Demand just isn't there.

Though it opens with a rundown of the day's headlines and usually covers at least one «today» story at some length, much of the show seems unpegged and featurey — hardly a must - view.

As people following the story may recall, Prince Alwaleed was arrested in early November with hundreds of other businessmen and at least 10 other princes.

Similarly, if we had written a blog post explaining the Google Knowledge Graph based off of just one news outlet's understanding of the change, we could easily pass along incorrect information, or at the very least not present the entire scope of the story.

Egypt eventually became a front - page story given a rather prolonged period of demonstrations, the fact that Americans at least know Egypt for their pyramids and Google -LSB-...]

They are stories and comments by real people that back up at least some of the claims made by a company.

Everyone loves a turnaround story, and corporate America can turn to T - Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) for a perfect example, at least according to Joseph Bonner of Argus Research, as the company evolved from a «turnaround story to an industry powerhouse.»

But it's possible to imagine their accounts coming up in discovery as part of an effort to establish a pattern — especially since McDougal's story, at least, shares some key similarities with Zervos's.

His remarks, at least as the story quoted him, indicate that the bank would be patterned on the Bank of North Dakota, currently the only state - owned public bank in the US.

As Vox's Dylan Matthews pointed out, it's about abuse of power — according to Daniels's account, Trump's wealth gave him the ability to quash a damaging story about himself, at least until after the presidential election.

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Before the sea corridor between Turkey and Greek islands became a grave for hundreds of refugees in 2015, Evros had claimed at least 1,500 lives over the past 18 years.

Beginning with Columbine 19 years ago, more than 150,000 students attending at least 170 primary or secondary schools have experienced a shooting on campus, according to a Washington Post analysis of online archives, state and federal enrollment figures, and news stories.

I've come to the conclusion that the story of Jesus speaks directly against the things embodied in American Christianity (at least, its most prominent forms).

If you can't interpret the bible, or at least some parts of it (that Noah story still has me reeling for the sanctuary of sanity after these so many years), then what do you have in any of the mono - theistic religions?

I can see myself bringing this up in conversation for at least a year or 18 months before I'd hit everyone in my address book with whom I could have this kind of exchange and compiling the most eclectic collection of stories one could imagine.

What would be shocking however is if this alien race had an incredibly similar story to that found in the bible complete with a single god, a jesus, some miracles, some parables, etc.... It would be the similarity of religions between alien races in this hypothetical that would truely shock me and at least make me question if that would be a solid point of evidence for the religious.

Interestingly, the Times story does not mention the North American Man - Boy Love Association (NAMBLA), an organization that has the merit of being utterly straightforward on a subject about which the Times, at least at this point in its political evolution, feels compelled to be somewhat coy.

Don't tell me the story written at least 30 years AFTER his death is your evidence... any records of the trial, crucifixion, birth records?

The daily half - dozen stories on matters homosexual would tell us, in one way or another, that at least half of our neighbors are gay and lesbian, and that they are just like us.

So you have to at least give credit to the longevity and power of the story, even if you don't believe in the details.

Moral of the story is we all need forgiveness.Sin is sin.We all need the mercy of God.This man is on a quest to find that.Judge yourself.We are all sinners in need of a savior.You won't be able to say to God on the day of judgment, well at least I didn't shoot my brother in - law, therefore I should be allowed into heaven.You'll give an account for your life.I'm counting on grace, not because I deserve it, but because of the high price that Jesus Christ paid on the cross.A debt I could not pay.

A scholarly consensus has indeed emerged that Roman persecution of Christians was sporadic, and that at least some Christian martyrdom stories are theological tall tales.

Stories of terrifying beasts and ghouls who come to devour and slaughter are as old as language, or at least as Bishop Olaus Magnus.