Sentences with phrase «changing course»

«One of the assistants here just had a baby,» she said, changing the course of the conversation.

The letter would appear to indicate that any optimism about SNA changing course is not justified.

Jules started out after college as an assistant in the catering industry and eventually founded her own catering business before changing course and earning her MSW.

Instead of winning, and changing the course of their season, they lost and continued to spiral down.

All of our pitchers have proven to have the ability to throw a breaking ball (a ball spinning so fast that it is literally changing course in mid flight) and have that flight end 60 feet away in the middle of a zone that is roughly four square feet in area.

If the Englishman were to chase down Kaymer and Spieth and win, the PGA Tour would have a mess on its hands after the delay assessing the penalty on Saturday and then changing course to take it back via the «Tiger Woods rule» on Sunday.

He would give himself two years to reach the NBA, laboring in D - League outposts for little respect and less pay, honing his skills, before he would consider changing course.

The ever - changing course of technology is changing the way we all do business and we all must understand how it is infiltrating our industries.

We think we're worse off for failing to do something, or more accurately changing course, but that simply isn't the case.

Then the truth is static and the way of coming to that truth is not through the changing course of events but through pure thought or religious experience.

Though it fosters continued support for the movement, Chávez's deification nonetheless hamstrings the current administration, eliminating the possibility of changing the course laid out by the «Christ, Redeemer of Latin America.»

So we want to be a nation that's characterized by «hard work,» by changing the course of history with honest sweat and blood?

Its life and death struggles are obvious and dramatic; it results in changing the course of history are evident and striking.

Only someone who overlooks the fact that this answer itself has a real history which is a history of the reality reflected on as well as of the reflection itself, can think that the Church with its principles, because they too can be given concrete form, is always able to follow directly on the heels of what is new in the changing course of history and that only by its own fault and failure could the Church lag behind events in its theological reflection on morals.

So I'm reading the Heritage Foundation's mostly reasonable campaign book CHANGING THE COURSE: WHAT»S AT STAKE IN 2012.

She's a wife, mother and world shifter who has transformed her own life and, as a result, ignited a movement for women entrepreneurs that is changing the course of history in their lives and in the lives of those they love most.»

Or do you stop, think and consider changing course?

As PandoDaily editor Paul Carr points out, Kutcher's tweets still serve to support Uber even in the face of his changing course.

Losing these and other seats would create a political standoff giving Mr. Obama further excuse for not changing course.

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But her effort to better understand the lack of female representation in tech fields — especially given what she observed in schools while on the campaign trail — ended up changing the course of her career.

Changing course doesn't always mean adapting to failure.

Even with a brief stint on the DL this year, he is still a force to be reckoned with capable of changing the course of a ballgame in unimaginable ways.

But whatever the reason, changing course can mean a costly hit to the portfolio.

Because the passion and vision must be set and embodied by the top management, including the founders, any hint at regret or changing course could ultimately derail the effort.

«We can see rivers changing course.

When changing course, the last thing you want to do is set the team off on a wild goose chase or take a situation from bad to worse.

There's still the risk of these giant partners changing course or getting the better part of the deal — outcomes familiar to once - promising Canadian biotechs.

The idea of rapidly changing course is a central tenet of the so - called Fourth Industrial Revolution.

This photo headlined the New York Times, changed the course of the war.

But rather than admit defeat and change course internally, they've reassigned blame to an external factor: the STEM pipeline.

He eventually changed course however, and was ousted in a pro-Western revolution in Ukraine in 2014.

Several ships carrying cargoes of sorghum from the United States to China have changed course since trade disputes have increased between the two countries.

Wu Xiaohui, the former chairman of China's Anbang Insurance, has changed course and requested leniency at the end of his high - profile trial in Shanghai for alleged economic crimes such as fraud and a $ 10 billion embezzlement.

It could only take one yes to change the course of your life.

You'll get interesting insight that may change the course of what you focus on delivering.

It doesn't happen all at once, and you can change its course many times over.

But do not be afraid to change course if, down the line, you realize it wasn't the right choice after all.

Same technique as the previous two, but this one goes back in time for the other person to reflect on something pivotal that may have changed the course of his or her life.

We have to be able to change our course, even at a moment's notice.

«You need to withstand and fight against adversity in this space and be willing to help change the course forward,» he says.

Some of the biggest companies have been the result of a pivot — they were originally going down one path and recognized that it was prudent to change course.

As you start implementing new ideas, you may need to change course.

Or should the government have changed course to account for new circumstances?

On the other hand, Summers believes it's too late now for the Fed to change course, since its communication leading up to Wednesday's meeting has so strongly signaled a rate hike.

Forced to reset, Torres changed course.

When you go into business, especially with a new or unique idea, how do you know when to persist and when to change course?

But if you make these decisions consciously, you can literally change the course of your life today.

As a result of our willingness to change course and adapt to the market, the Happy Family brand has expanded from those first few stores in New York to more than 17,000 stores nationwide, including Target and Whole Foods Market.

That strategy relieves the burden on individual decisions and gives you more power to change course once you get new information.