Sentences with phrase «box thinking about»

Some out of the box thinking about other ways to protect the brain from the onslaught of these amyloid plaques, to help boost its signaling capacity among the different cells.

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And I want to thank you, too, for the time you took to share your thoughtful and detailed answers about where we go from here with both Thoughts from the Frontline and Outside the Box.

I've always been passionate about art, creativity and architecture, and in business you have to be able to think and dream beyond the proverbial box.

Leaders think about the point of having diversity as a check - the - box thing, instead of a powerful business opportunity.

As more sensitive data inevitably moves to the cloud, and that data is managed by private entities (think: Dropbox, Box, etc.), tech companies must begin thinking about how to approach transparency in an era of FISA and other government - related surveillance requests.

Golfman started thinking about alternative paper more than 20 years ago, while pioneering Winnipeg's blue - box recycling program.

Speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box on Wednesday, Ross said, «Think about it: Even shooting wars end with negotiations.»

When we think about it, China's economy 40 years ago was an almost totally closed black box.

When most investors think about different style boxes, whether it's large cap growth stocks or small cap value stocks, they probably just take the label at face value.

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Berkshire's purchase of a boxed candy business founded by the See family in California fundamentally changed the investing world because it changed the way Buffett and Munger thought about investing.

I think people should try to think outside the box (another over-used phrase - sorry) about WHY they are struggling.

It's time to start thinking outside the small box of us & them because «them» turns out to be just about everyone else; just look at the posts.

I am an Athiest — if you want to put me into that check box category, but if you want to come and speak with me about my set of beliefs you will discover that I have a world of thought that extends well beyond the stupid confines of an Athiest check box.

I shudder to think at what Jesus would have to say about our multi-million dollar church buildings while poor people are living in cardboard boxes all over our cities and selling their bodies to get food.

Can talk about bootstrapping and thinking out of the box, but it's merely manners of speaking and no one can do either.

No, when I think about God being redeemed, I am referring specifically to how we humans have tried to use Scripture, theology, and tradition to tie God down into a box.

It's like thinking about God being outside the box, and then thinking that God [i] must [i] be outside the box.

Whatever one thinks about the theology of these films or their artistic merit, it is a welcome trend to see three faith - based films featured at the box - office.

I, for one, do most of my thinking about science out of one mental box and my thinking about religion out of another.

And any voter might think twice about dropping a ballot for a «wrong» candidate into a clear - plastic box as a soldier looked on.

But before you scoop up that heart - shaped box, have you thought about where it comes from?

Did he have fears about the ramifications of even thinking outside the box?

Jeremy, I like that explore outside the box... it forces me to think about scripture in ways it may never have occurred to me.

Scientists do not have clear, provable theories to describe the evolution of all species in existence, and everything about the earth (if you think I'm wrong on this point, you either live in a box or you're delusional), but we do not throw out evolutionary theory merely because it is incomplete.

But I can't deny that sometimes, when I think about these things during night shifts in my signal box, with the cat on my lap and the psalms drifting around me in the silence, it feels a bit like I am praying.

I realize your psychological well - being is upset, and you get all flustered if you think about the «no god» idea, but it's not about evidence for logical conclusions, it's about your NEED to have it all wrapped up in a neat little box.

Sounds like your a type 1 personality (so am I) we think more about if the «box» we are in, is really a box but rather a circle that we are standing outside of.

I suppose it's natural to think about those old boxes of sermons upstairs.

I was recently sent a box of Daily Greens juices to try, and it got me thinking about my choices when it comes to drinking juice.

I think about all that has to go in boxes and HOW it's all going to go in the boxes cause I literally have SO.MUCH.STUFF.

I should have figured that 1 lb of ditalini soup noodles would be too much but I didn't think about that until after the box had been poured in.

When I spotted a box of obscenely large watermelons on sale ridiculously cheap the other day, I immediately snatched one up, not even thinking twice about actually being able to consume said watermelon before it spoiled (or get it from my car to the kitchen for that matter).

Eating granola straight out the box whilst chatting to my flatmate; consuming an extra large sweet popcorn at the cinema before the adverts were even done with; eating muesli bars whilst rushing to my next meeting thinking about the agenda.

Well why not... I guess it was then that I started to realize that part of the fun about being in the kitchen is thinking outside of the box and being creative with different flavors that make your mouth smile!

I had forgotten to add spinach to my scrambled eggs and began thinking longingly about how I could utilize that poor neglected box -0-spinach.

I've been wanting to try signing up for a CSA box but have been worried about not using everything in it... Hopefully I can come up with more recipes like this, I never would have thought of using kale as a pasta sauce!

It's all about thinking outside the box, and creating healthy meals full of flavour and nutrition.

Change the way you think about packaged water and you'll see why Boxed Water is Better.

I also labeled a few bags and set them just outside of the trash area at the apartment complex (I went back and forth about this, but in the end I would see the same few homeless people going through and picking out bottles / cans every morning and I thought maybe they would appreciate a few boxes of [good] snacks and if not it was right there and could go out with the trash.

Think about it, what other day of the year is it perfectly acceptable to dive, mouth first, into a heart - shaped box of chocolate and not even feel guilty about it?

And since my Oma taught me to keep my mouth shut when I've got nothing nice to say (typical old lady advice), I'm going to keep my cynical thoughts to myself and let those of you who do enjoy your boxes of heart shaped chocolates and dozen red roses, enjoy them without some vitriolic, negative Nancy adding her two cents about the greed - driven hijacking of what was once a pretty badass holiday.

Soon you will be addicted to fresh food, made from your own hard work and tenacity and not even think about pulling out that box of whatever from the freezer, because guess what — it won't be there.

The other day I found a box of protein pancake mix and thought about what else I could do with them.

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How Big Data Can Predict the Wine of the Century While Moneyball, and Brad Pitts good looks, became the face that launched a thousand big data blog posts, I have often thought about other examples, which might appeal to those who prefer to pour a glass a wine versus pore over box scores and Hadoop clusters...

I was just thinking about them - since I found a box of real girl scout cookies in my husbands car:).

And, ultimately, what each of these models — from school lunch food trucks to give - what - you can restaurants and a technology - based food share platform — proves is that the future of food access is about both thinking outside of the box and about understanding the needs within your community to deliver something healthy and meaningful.

This granola ticks all of the boxes for a hungry camper, hiker, driver, or beach goer because it's got crunch, chew, sweet, salty, chocolate, and a whole lot of nutrients that you won't have to think about while you enjoy the explosion of yum going on in your mouth.

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