Sentences with phrase «case in point of»

Wikileaks does more journalism most days than CNN, And at the NYtimes / upshot / is a case in point of nonsense that is neither news nor opinion.

One case in point of late has been killings of park rangers in Africa's ivory wars.

Lichtenstein is a case in point of Leo Steinberg's observation (made at the Museum of Modern Art's pop art symposium) that: «we have here one characteristic of pop art as a movement or a style: to have pushed subject matter to such prominence that formal or aesthetic considerations are temporarily masked out».

«So what we would do is make a case in point of thinking about how this game could surprise everyone.»

This behavioral training exercise is a great case in point of teaching a dog to do just that.

This seems to be a case in point of the dehumanising effect of elitism.

I purchased this dress ages ago and it's the perfect case in point of «timeless» — these dresses are always so stylish yet not too trendy.

That's a perfect case in point of how individual our diets can be.

The strategic thinking that Lamstein used to get WorldWise up and running is a case in point of double - bottom - line thinking.

Spotify is a case in point of how important a role color plays in logos.

However, religion does not stop that at all, and in fact usually positions itself to profit handsomely — cases in point of your new religion: the Crusades, and the invasions of Russia in the 1200s by Teutonic Knights to bring the Eastern Orthodoxy back under Catholic rule (brutal, by the way).

Not exact matches

Case in point, a recent study from Abertay University in Scotland found that a woman that's seen as wearing too much makeup can affect people's perception of her ability to lead.

In the case of Face ID, however, anyone can get into your phone simply by pointing it at you.

In any case, the main point of both posts is fairly obvious.

Case in point: In mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis pointin point: In mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis pointIn mid-September, three weeks before Morneau tabled his rules, credit reporting agency TransUnion estimated that hundreds of thousands of Canadians carrying variable rate subprime mortgages could be significantly impacted by interest rate increases of even 25 basis points.

Case and point: McDonald's announced it's expanding its fresh beef to 75 locations in Northeast Oklahoma, effectively growing the market test by more than a factor of six, Business Insider reports.

From a purely financial point of view, there may have been companies and investors who were willing to buy a stake in Gawker before Peter Thiel's involvement became public on the assumption that it might win the Hogan case on appeal or that damages might be reduced.

This could have huge implications: The study points out that 5.4 million new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year in the U.S. alone.

In the other 8 cases, the incumbent party lost, including at least 3 of the biggest political turning points in US history (1860, 1932, 1980In the other 8 cases, the incumbent party lost, including at least 3 of the biggest political turning points in US history (1860, 1932, 1980in US history (1860, 1932, 1980).

In a sense, what Silver is pointing out is similar to what we see in the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation biaIn a sense, what Silver is pointing out is similar to what we see in the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation biain the rise of so - called «fake news» that circulates through Facebook and other social platforms — namely, a massive case of confirmation bias.

He points out so far there hasn't been «an avalanche of cases,» and that only about 12 were launched in the past two years.

As a case in point, a $ US2 billion housing construction project gets underway next month on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan's ninth - largest city.

Disruptive businesses grow by virtue of their price point: in this case, nothing.

A case in point: Citigroup and JPMorgan recently worked on the sale of $ 1 billion in bonds from the Republic of Iraq backed by the US government.

Case in point: Birch Coffee's «ignition initiative» in which customers can take a sign from the wall of the store (samples include: «Ask Me What I Ate for Lunch Today» and «Ask Me About the Most Embarrassing Thing in My iTunes Library»), and place it in front of their table if they'd like to encourage random conversations with strangers.

As is often the case, the Government is busy pointing their finger at energy providers and energy providers are busy pointing their finger at the Government - but no one seems to be doing anything about it, and the people (and businesses) of South Australia are caught in the middle.

Case in point: U.S. Patent No. 6,004,596, awarded to the creator of a «sealed crustless sandwich.»

This comes in handy because, in many cases, it costs fewer points to book a trip if you go through one of those programs, as opposed to using the points as cash.

One of the key points we made involves the difference between marketing, say, a homeopathic «remedy,» which is utterly incapable of having any biological effect because it literally lacks any active ingredient, and marketing herbal products — a category of substances which can in some cases be quite potent, but which can be highly variable in content, concentration, and labelling, not to mention the extent to which their effects and side effects have been verified.

If, instead, like many, you apply the 80/20 rule and figure that fixing the 20 percent of your most egregious cases will cover 80 percent of your problems, you've missed a big point of the exercise — both in how you communicate and your learning.

Case in point: Despite a growing economy and recovering profits, as of mid-May, not a single energy stock mutual fund in the U.S. had made money this year, according to Morningstar.

He acknowledges that this is a point of contention — there are Wheat Board loyalists out there who will highlight cases of farmers suffering in the wake of deregulation.

Case in point: Game of Thrones.

Case in point: Lewis» book flew off of shelves because it was catered perfectly to his loyal following.

Case in point: Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), which rocketed to popularity because of a single feature — the search box — while its chief competitor, Yahoo (NASDAQ: YHOO), offered dozens of services, from search to stock quotes to horoscopes.

Case in point, the group released a statement of support Friday morning from billionaire fund manager Stephen Jarislowsky.

According to Chris, there are also legal issues that relate to the movement of the money, which even precludes the retailer from collecting at the point of delivery — if they decide to deliver the goods themselves — which in this case is solved by having the consumer pay the retailer directly via the mobile app.

These «napkin» talks where my future was discussed were sketched on a scratch sheet of paper or literally a napkin in some cases, not a power point presentation.

WITH the economic prospects of Aboriginal people in the Kimberley uncertain after Woodside Petroleum put its onshore gas project at James Price Point on hold, we are left wondering whether the region should now be classified a basket case.

What some experts are doing is putting up a straw man, pointing to those extreme cases in which some people let the development of the business plan become an end in itself — something that gets in the way of business rather than helping to optimize it.

Case in point, independent research conducted by the Capgemini Digital Transformation Institute confirms that 51 percent of consumers already utilize voice assistants, with 81 percent of those users primarily accessing the voice assistant through a smartphone, citing convenience, multitasking enablement and speed as value - adds from the voice assistant experience.

And while Bill Vogt or Denise Noel or Dan Weinfurter could offer testimonials about the new science of hiring, the point is not that this system has worked in a handful of cases.

Case in point: a friend of mine recently acquired a fitness facility.

Case in point: Did you realize that LinkedIn is actually one of the most powerful, B2B - themed search engines on the planet?

(One case in point: In late January, 20 employees travelled to Victoria for two nights to create a custom «collabobeer» for the restaurants with Phillips Brewing & Malting Co.) This all works toward CEO Daniel Frankel and his management's goal of offering locally produced beverages and, increasingly, fooin point: In late January, 20 employees travelled to Victoria for two nights to create a custom «collabobeer» for the restaurants with Phillips Brewing & Malting Co.) This all works toward CEO Daniel Frankel and his management's goal of offering locally produced beverages and, increasingly, fooIn late January, 20 employees travelled to Victoria for two nights to create a custom «collabobeer» for the restaurants with Phillips Brewing & Malting Co.) This all works toward CEO Daniel Frankel and his management's goal of offering locally produced beverages and, increasingly, food.

Case in point: they will remember what kind of pillow you prefer and make you feel like you just arrived home with their friendly service!

«In many cases, we will be the next stopping point for some of these companies.»

I realized I needed to focus on developing a clear understanding of my customer's pain points and desires, manifest it in the form of a crisp and compelling customer use case, and make sure that the product could demonstrate it simply, quickly, and viscerally.

A case in point: Beauty products, which generate about 15 % of department store visits, became a chronically weak spot for Macy's about five years ago, as it ceded market share to the likes of Ulta and Sephora.

In the case of people using Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel as a means of voicing political outrage, users are finding creative ways to illustrate an important point.