Sentences with phrase «bullets at another human being»

There is absolutely no way on the face of the earth that you can follow Jesus and at the same time justify the notion of firing bullets at another human being.

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Furthermore, a crib mattress that has an anti-bacterial and hypoallergenic covering would be a crucial bullet point to look for as we all know that allergies of all kinds in new humans can arise at any time.

To test if there's any scientific credibility to this, Christopher Pannucci, a plastic surgeon at the University of Utah, and his team analysed bullets shot through saline breast implants into ballistics gel — a substance designed to mimic human tissue.

Some Marvel movies, particularly early on, feel like they were constructed by Marvel Studios going down a list of important bullet points from the comics rather than being a personal work directed by an actual human, but the company does seem good at recognizing the benefit of allowing a filmmaker to put their stamp...

Bullet point # 1 reads: «Global mean temperatures are increasing at rates unprecedented in human history, with human activity a major contributory factor through release of «greenhouse gases» such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.

Not only must your online application / resume meet whatever the current employer / recruiter preferences are with respect to number of pages, formatting, bio-style vs. bullet points, etc., you'll also need to ensure that the content itself receives a score that ranks you highly enough in the ATS for your resume to be passed along to a living, breathing, human being (i.e., H.R. professional or recruiter) for further processing.

«Changing the tense of a verb just to satisfy an ATS often creates a resume that appears sloppy to a human reader because adjacent bullet points are in different word tenses,» Darren W. told Jobscan.

Bulleted point form is easily interpreted by an ATS as well as a human reviewer because the bullets clearly separate new entries.