Sentences with phrase «critical eyes on»

As ever, one possible lesson is to look with a critical eye on media obsessions.

I just hope voters cast a critical eye on all claims of «created» jobs from any party.

It's been a tricky situation as the largest tech companies in the world find themselves having to find ways to navigate the new administration despite a critical eye on each company's specific stance on various issues, and Uber in particular has already faced plenty of optics issues even prior to the new administration.

He remembers fundamentalism almost sweetly, sometimes with nostalgia and sometimes with humor, though he also casts a critical eye on its failings, which forced him from its fold.

A new owner will hopefully build a functioning back room, and cast a critical eye on what Wenger is doing.

«We will be keeping a very critical eye on the project, and if things don't improve dramatically we will certainly not be continuing our support.

We cast a critical eye on scientific discoveries, scrutinize corporate strategies, and chronicle roiling battles for talent, money, and market share.

USA Today, a newspaper that had already had a critical eye on the supplements industry for several months, reported on the publication and it became world news.

With a compassionate approach to its characters and a critical eye on society, Angels Wear White explores the way certain ideas of sexuality cast shadows on the lives of women and children, and how these ideas can be transcended.

While it might be thought that those with more education would cast the more critical eye on their local public schools, in fact, 64 % of college - educated whites say their local schools deserve an A or a B, as compared to just 51 % of the less - educated ones.

Problem is, few authors have taken on the profession with a critical eye on the processes and practices of the field.

This final report in our 3 - year series, turns a critical eye on Paul Vallas» legacy in New Orleans.

Not often do teachers get the opportunity to be in each others classrooms to watch a lesson with a critical eye on the lesson and the students» reaction to that lesson.

First he casts a critical eye on professional learning that is inconsistent, unfocused, and ultimately ineffective, and explains why elaborate planning documents and «brand - name» programs are not enough to achieve desired outcomes.

Serious writers pour into Jackson Hole each June looking for a fresh, but critical eye on their work.

A newly translated, retrospective collection by a Russian Jewish dissident who casts a contemporaneous critical eye on pre — World War II Russia.

My intent is not to offend anyone, but rather to shine a critical eye on an industry that is getting bigger every day.)

Editing is a lot like running a critical eye on the content of the academic paper in order to assess the structure of the paper, the flow of thoughts and ideas and loyalty of the paper to a certain standard format.

The cash flow analysis puts a critical eye on the revenues, the expenses and the resulting operational profits.

We «found» money in all sorts of places when we took a critical eye on our finances.

Our fourth episode of The MCV & Develop Podcast casts a critical eye on the upcoming industry showcase that is E3 2016.

I know there's a number of gamers that want to enjoy their products without focusing a critical eye on the industry, but I think it's important — if not imperative — that we try our best to do both.

Haacke turns his critical eye on real - estate transactions in lower Manhattan, chronicling exploitation of dire economic conditions by the wealthy to profit from the displacement of working - class New Yorkers.

Esche's projects at the Van Abbemuseum offer a model for Texan museums to turn an equally critical eye on themselves move that American museums are much more reluctant to make.

This section also demonstrates that some turned an equally critical eye on the visual language of American consumerism.

A constant feature however has always been Dwyer's critical eye on contemporary mediated experience and society, often expressed with an acerbic wit and dark humor.

She trains a critical eye on the power of desire, questioning the fashion industry's commercialization of sex and the body.

Artist's biography: Through humor and intervention, artist Chris Collins navigates the divide between folk internet culture and the history of fine art, casting a critical eye on both.

For her first solo show at the Andrea Rosen Gallery, Ms. Meckseper proposes something a little more muted, turning her intelligent, critical eye on art and design motifs pioneered during the Weimar Republic, and the political underpinnings therein.

Hugh casts a critical eye on the world of tech and is an immensely successful artist - probably the Andy Warhol of this genre in a generation.

Just as we've been the watchdogs of the coal, oil and fossil fuel, we're going to have keep a similarly critical eye on the green energy sector to make sure that environmental best practice is adhered to, that corners aren't cut in the haste to green our respective grids.

Casting a critical eye on one's profession, acknowledging its horrors as well as its triumphs, is sensible.

Employing our well - trained critical eye on the intricacies of other people's conflicts can be exhausting.

But as top firms cast an increasingly critical eye on the line between public service and profit, some fear good will could end up lost in the balance.»

But as top firms cast an increasingly critical eye on the line between public service and profit, some fear good will could end up lost in -LSB-...]

«We've taken a critical eye on all of our outdoor recreation venues,» said Jerry Shorney, assistant director of Lincoln Parks and Recreation.

Employing our well - trained critical eye on the intricacies of other people's conflicts can be exhausting... [more]

It's left me wondering about the lack of a critical eye on the industry and from where that critical eye should come.

As a former hiring manager, I have seen thousands of resumes — so I tend to have a critical eye on those that pass through my line of sight.

But the true value for the executive was the power of a dispassionate and critical eye on his personal history; someone to edit and delete the pieces of his personal history he himself might have been unwilling to dismiss.

We asked former recruiter David Alan Carter to train a critical eye on the net's most popular resume services.

Former recruiter David Alan Carter trained a critical eye on the Web's most popular resume builders.

Created financial tracking spreadsheets to view revenue data in 3 - 5 days instead of weeks that kept a critical eye on revenue numbers.

Keep critical eye on all checks and balances reports concerning employee profitability, and make appropriate changes as needed.

Richard Holberton continues: «Developing a flexible wellness offer will require creative thinking, enhanced collaboration between the Corporate Real Estate, HR and IT functions and senior management, as well as a critical eye on which elements actually generate the greatest measurable benefits.

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Compliance officers should keep a very close eye on early enforcement efforts, as they will provide critical insight into how to allocate compliance resources going forward.

Keeping an eye on what's important to each player in your business gives you a more holistic view of your business and can help you realize critical insights much more rapidly.

Topher — You would be an interesting fellow if you were to turn your critical eye to some of the things you assert here on the belief blog.

Griffiths likens a religious reader engaged in critical thinking to a balance - beam gymnast who keeps one eye on the floor as she does her somersaults.

When I started to think about becoming Roman Catholic, I went back again to the beginning and read, with a critical eye, John Paul II's Catechesis on the Book of Genesis.