Sentences with phrase «debated writing this post for»
I've debated writing this post for a long time and have struggled to pull the trigger mostly because it feels a little self - important to share my skincare routine.
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«As Nextdoor has become one of the places where neighbors talk about how to make their local communities better, it is natural for the issue of race to be discussed and debated,» Tolia writes in the post.
I had no idea a blog post written tongue - in - cheek about whether women should marry attractive men or not would create such a furor — Jezebel thinks I'm blaming women for men's bad behavior (I'm not); Rush Limbaugh thinks I'm a militant feminist (wow, is he ever wrong, but I already knew that about him); the ladies of «The View» debated it; Shannon Devereaux Sanford interviewed me for her show, Shannon's Corner on WTBQ in New Jersey; the podcast «The Bold and the Beautiful» talked about the column (they called me a «great» columnist!)
Thank you so much for writing this, my own blog post of today is about the same issue and I have been debating whether to hit the publish button or not.
As I wrote in my blog post they debated, rather than see it as time off for caring for a baby, see it as time off for caregiving, which all of us will most likely face at some point, whether we have children or not.
«While these low turnouts will be debated and analysed, one thing is clear: they should sound the death knell for the ludicrously shrill cries from some quarters of the Tory party and their supporters for greater restrictions on trade union ballots,» he wrote in the Huffington Post.
Last night, I debated what to write about for today's post.
How to effectively mentor or participate in a team that gives space for sharing and debate without excessive conflict This post was written by Matthew Greenberg, group facilitator and mediator at Interlink.
In one of these lesson plans, «students read and analyze the opinions expressed in the Room for Debate series... they also write their own editorials and format them as a group to look like the actual Room for Debate posts.»
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In fact, I debated which property to book for so long that I'm going to write a separate blog post on my though process and explain why I ended up deciding on the Hyatt Regency and not the Park Hyatt.
Roger Pielke, Jr., the environmental studies professor at the University of Colorado and a reviewer of the report, wrote in a blog post that debates about Nisbet's calculations of spending for or against the bill distracted from the important core finding:
If I were a fanatic as detailed by Bertrand Russell (see Anthony Watts» recent post on this topic), and I was obsessed with exposing the «big oil funding» of a hated demonic organization that opposes my views, * and * that organization has a member writing a column in the same national magazine as myself — often directly mocking my published views, * and * that same organization was in the process of inviting me to debate «for entertainment» at their big oil - funded conference, then I might be more than irritated.
This post was written by Kimberly Stein, manager of Solutions Software for Thomson Reuters Here at the Ark Group's 9th annual Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession conference in New York, legal practitioners and technologists are discussing and debating the strategic context for KM in law firms.
I've been writing and re-writing this post and debating whether to be snide or just to say nothing at all, but I honestly have serious misgivings about this decision so I'm going to lay it all on the table with apologies for the long post.