Sentences with phrase «big article on»

wrote a big article on her!

I only knew about CalArts by way of a magazine — it might have been Time — that had a big article on a new amazing program and school.

And Businessweek just ran a big article on it:

-LSB-...] I originally planned on one big article on the convergence of MMORPGs (or MMOGs in general) and sports games.

We have presented you a big article on the raw chicken and have «seasoned» it with scientific facts that may sound too Greek... What actually is interesting to know is that there is no big and evident difference between the diets that dog experts and dog fanciers recommend!

We hope this big article on biting countermeasures and training will help you a lot (see also Puppy training).

However, before the pug becomes an exemplary adult, it undergoes growing with its unique features that we are going to reveal in this big article on pug puppies.

Beyond that, I have one big article on the Fed Model coming, and continuing coverage of the major factors driving the markets.

The former Big An article on St. Philomena, whose relics were discovered at the beginning of the nineteenth century

this sick stuff makes the biggest article on CNN?

Don't miss some of our bigger articles on this topic, though, including:

But if I'm going to do a big launch, by being everywhere at once, doing some big articles on sites with a lot of traffic, then having a book only on Kindle is going to be limiting.

It's just Jon and myself this week as Carl was off investigating WildStar (stay tuned for some big articles on that very soon).

Not exact matches

The latest attempt came on Saturday, when an article ran in The Wall Street Journal to promote a new book, Big Is Beautiful: Debunking the Myth of Small Business, by Robert D. Atkinson and Michael Lind.

Articles such as «The State of the Specialty Food Industry 2015» and «Small Food Companies Gain Ground on Big Brands» can give you valuable insight into the industry you are about to join, such as:

That's great for passing Psych 101, but it's also crucial for business leaders and entrepreneurs to understand where they fall on the spectrum of each of the Big Five, according to the article.

Luckily, Gilbert has elaborated on the idea, sharing more details in a Fast Company article that discusses her new book, a sort of self - help guide for those bitten by the creativity bug titled Big Magic.

In his article «Pinterest Marketing Tips: What You Can Learn From 20 Big Brands,» online marketing expert and Entrepreneur.com contributor John Rampton examines what a handful of big brands are up to on Pinterest and what you can learn from them and apply to your own marketiBig Brands,» online marketing expert and Entrepreneur.com contributor John Rampton examines what a handful of big brands are up to on Pinterest and what you can learn from them and apply to your own marketibig brands are up to on Pinterest and what you can learn from them and apply to your own marketing.

The following is the eleventh and last article in the series «Marketing Like the Big Brands,» in which marketing expert Jim Joseph shows entrepreneurs on a small - business budget how to apply marketing strategies used by big branBig Brands,» in which marketing expert Jim Joseph shows entrepreneurs on a small - business budget how to apply marketing strategies used by big branbig brands.

This article will explore the differences between YouTube and Google Videos, the two biggest video search engines on the web.

A version of this article appears in print on June 20, 2013, on Page F6 of the New York edition with the headline: In Head - Hunting, Big Data May Not Be Such a Big Deal.

Female entrepreneurs are doing big things this year and this article sheds some light on the ones you should be watching.

A third big question brands are asking: is the upside of Instant Articles enough to offset the downside of decreasing traffic where the content usually sits, on brand websites?

A version of this article appears in print on November 7, 2013, on Page D1 of the New York edition with the headline: Small - Scale Developers, Big Dreams.

A version of this article appears in print on October 25, 2011, on Page D3 of the New York edition with the headline: A Big - Game Hunt by Early North Americans.

I love finding articles that deal with startups and the stuff they face, but they almost always seem to focus on The Next Big Thing.

This article originally appeared on James Debono - Big Thinking Online and has been republished with permission.

On the link in the article, you can scroll down a bit you see the actual number of active nodes, which is what's displayed in the big graph.

A version of this article appears in print on February 26, 1994, on Page 1001009 of the National edition with the headline: Rose Law Firm, Arkansas Power, Slips as It Steps Onto a Bigger Stage.

Surprisingly, given that Doug Casey's big - picture analysis is usually on the mark, the Casey article fails to address any of the most important issues.

«Rightly or wrongly, one's first big job often depends on who you know,» he wrote in a 2016 article for The Globe and Mail.

Friday I read an article at GenYMoney Don't Be Afraid of DIY Investing: It's Really Not That Scary about her sister and a nice mutual fund lady and then Saturday morning on A Greater Fool Big Alpha Garth turner wrote an article on how Canadians own $ 1,467,000,000,000 in High cost mutual funds.

Articles On the day before the biggest crash in history, I sold every single put option that I had carefully accumulated over the previous several weeks.

Accredited crowdfunding has big implications for both traditional small businesses and tech startups, and everything in between; but we're going to focus in on the startup side for this article.

Since linking is such a big part of search engine marketing, and earlier in July «nofollow» was under the microscope insofar as guest blogging is concerned, this week's Five For Friday will focus on some of the best articles and posts explaining the details and implications of all this.

The Financial Times article reported what I consider to be the most significant piece of the report: «Particularly for countries in the late stages of financial booms, the trade - off is now between the risk of bringing FORWARD THE DOWNWARD LEG OF THE CYCLE AND THAT OF SUFFERING A BIGGER BUST LATER ON» (emphasis mine).

The big brother, daddy list goes on and on, that is what the original article was about.

There was an article recently about a young boy (12ish) who is the new math genius in the making and he is working on debunking the big bang theory with science.

Doc, not only do I know this is a big leap for you, even though you've been told this many times on previous article posts.

I understand the bigger idea of this article so I won't allow myself to get stuck on the tipping issue.

Finally, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this fascinating Slate article about how women from the Netherlands work less, have lesser titles and a big gender pay gap... and love it.

Perhaps it would make a decent article on theology to some (not really though, as I've studied theology at length and this reads more like a pamphlet than a stimulating article), but the premise of the article is supposed to be based on science, and whether the Big Bang proves creation.

Although, as a believer, I appreciate some of the article's perspectives on the relationship between science and faith, I do not agree that the Big Bang vs Steady State distinction offers any proof of God.

This silly article just paints a big red target on these schools for the right wing religious zealots to focus on.

Not to big to admit I was wrong on this article.

For instance, making allusions to being «caught up in the clouds together» may reinforce the idea of the rapture, which as the article points out is a relatively new concept in Christian theology which can a have a big impact on how one imagines salvation.

The moderate community has spoken up but most of the articles, interviews, pet — itions have gotten attention only on local or national Indian news or radio networks, it would seem that CBC, CTV, Global news (all the non-Indian, big news broadcaster here in Canada) don't want to touch these stories at all.

As for the article, I found it a bit simplistic and focusing on earthly stuff when the deed of Christ was bigger than his hygiene which would have matched his class and the historical period, but that is me.

I will have to read this article over and over again to fully get the logic you are saying, however I concur with Janis on disagreeing with your assertion that son is not a big deal to God.

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