Sentences with phrase «convincing argument in favor»

Your resume needs to be a convincing argument in favor of your skills and experience.

Begin a cover letter for Marketing Strategist position with hooking up the reader, and then book the position by presenting a solid and convincing argument in favor of what makes you the ideal... Read More»

Begin a cover letter for Marketing Strategist position with hooking up the reader, and then book the position by presenting a solid and convincing argument in favor of what makes you the ideal candidate for the position.

That 40 percent figure should give the «objecti - phobe» pause; it's a pretty convincing argument in favor of using an objective.

This is indeed a convincing argument in favor of the early phase of the retreat (up to around 1900) being precipitation - driven.

If you want a convincing argument in favor of the long - term survival of paper books, especially paperbacks, invest in a tent, borrow a couple of kids, fill the car with the myriad necessities for three weeks on the road, then toss in your Kindle Fire.

For HR Managers who may still be on the fence about whether or not a corporate eLearning strategy will be good for their bottom line, I thought it might be wise to highlight some convincing arguments in favor of online corporate training.

There are a myriad of convincing arguments in favor of adopting a gamification strategy.

This is one of the most convincing arguments in favor of computer gaming.

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I am convinced that the question of justice constitutes the essential argument, or in any case the strongest argument, in favor of faith in eternal life.

In retrospect, the arguments I have been advancing in favor of my interpretation of the principle of process seem straightforwardly simple and, I hope, convincinIn retrospect, the arguments I have been advancing in favor of my interpretation of the principle of process seem straightforwardly simple and, I hope, convincinin favor of my interpretation of the principle of process seem straightforwardly simple and, I hope, convincing.

I could run through the arguments in favor, but let's just assume we're convinced that it's a good thing to do.

Without identification with other sentient beings, there's no convincing argument that can be given in favor of vegetarianism.

Price competition won't go away, and with a by - now huge and - still - growing market of indie books that practice price competition - and - which are (no matter hows publishers and pundits try to deny it) increasingly indistinguishable from traditionally published books in terms of packaging and writing / editing quality, publishers need to come up with an argument in favor of higher pricing that - readers - find convincing, or else lower prices.