Sentences with phrase «differences between what»

Second, the Discover Your Brand authors state at the very end of the chapter that if you do discover differences between what you prefer to write as an author (and wish to reflect you brand) and the preferences of your target reader, then you may «want to consider a hybrid approach to genre».

It asks you to identify the differences between what you want to have reflected in your brand, and the preferences of your target reader — a worthwhile exercise, not withstanding the fact that your ideal target reader is likely to reflect your preferences in the first place.

FYI, over the years I've tracked this for my own titles, and am always amazed by the differences between what Bookscan reports and what I know.

In this recent Follow the Reader interview with reviewer Bethanne Patrick, who blogs at Still Life with The Book Maven and hosts The Book Studio, she explored the differences between what she defines as «professional» and «amateur» book bloggers.

Do you perceive any differences between what you know of slavery in, say, the Americas, and the world that unfolds in Sila's story?

If, ultimately, there are differences between what state education officials think a school should receive and what a school actually receive, Ritz says the conversation about what happens to that school's grade needs to happen in the open.

In the newsletter, Fletcher highlights the differences between what the union wants and what the district prioritizes.

Still, it's helpful to measure schools» progress against a common metric and terms to allow people to understand the similarities and differences between what different schools are doing.

Each of them look at the differences between what took place and how these actions were presented in the play:

Sahlberg outlined differences between what he called the «Finnish Way» and the «Global Education Reform Movement,» which he referred to as «GERM.»

The researchers also mention the extreme disadvantage that characterized the lives of many of the MTO families as a possible explanation for the differences between what researchers expected (improvements in achievement resulting from moving to better areas) and the actual results.

Before getting to the part that folks who are still reading probably care about, let me point out a few differences between what I eat today and what I ate a year ago.

Still, there are clear differences between what they did and modern European traditions.

«Here is the scale where you should start to see differences between what quantum mechanics says and what reality does,» he says.

Depth perception depends on differences between what our two eyes see.

In his first interview since the new majority coalition plan was announced, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos told Susan Arbetter on The Capitol Press Room that differences between what the independent Democratic bloc wants and the GOP will be ironed out.

«There are night and day differences between what we believe and what they believe and that's why this election is so important,» said Mr. Cuomo to the crowd gathered in Long Island.

Read more about the differences between what the differences between academic and play - based preschools bring here: http://www.janetlansbury.com/2012/06/dont-let-your-preschoolers-forget-how-to-play/ Continue reading →

And while I'm sipping that wine to bring me back to sanity (I don't need your judgment), I often think about the differences between what my pre-baby self thought family dinnertimes would be like once I got to that stage of my life, and what they are actually like now that they're here...

However, there are major differences between what SportsInsights.com offers and what consensus betting...

Although there are some small differences between what is required of a certified organic producer in the U.S. and Canada, the guiding principles of the two organic standards, and the governments» enforcement of those standards, are the same.

But in the few places we are able to detect differences between what is said in Acts and in other books of the New Testament, those dissimilarities are between Luke and Paul.

However the author acknowledges that there are deep significant differences between what Mormons believe based on their book of Mormon and what the bible declares.

Within this organic whole one can begin to discern the differences between what is and is not central, always keeping in mind that each part flows in and out of a deeper reservoir.

[Editor's note: CT also took a deeper look at differences between what Protestants believe and practice in each country.]

It can be helpful to know the differences between what a VA appraiser and home inspector will look for as they evaluate the property.

There are, in fact, differences between what Sun News is requesting, but perhaps more important is that times have changed.

Are there meaningful differences between what's in the market and what you're thinking of offering?

Yet, there is a huge difference between what the top towels can do compared to the ones you just pick up at the dollar store.

«There's a big difference between what an employer can do and what they should do.

«There's a difference between what insurance companies want, and what's right,» says Nazemi.

For this valuation, I'll split the difference between what I've actually used and what I could have used.

All of them went for the latter, saving her $ 800 — the difference between what it would cost her to hire them at an hourly wage and the cost of materials to make the jewelry.

The second lesson has to do with the difference between what's legal and what's ethical.

The difference between what the NYSE is paying out in rebates on these specific securities and what it is taking in via fees from market takers, the beneficiaries of the liquidity provided by market makers, is glaring.

As pension costs have tripled in the past five years, states have struggled to find somewhere in the budget to make up the difference between what they have promised to future retirees, and what the books are showing.

Is it because pride is making up the difference between what you actually know and what you want people to believe you know?

Loeb cited taxes, hedge funds, and activist investing as issues where there has been a major difference between what Buffett says and what he does.

Depeche Mode was particularly pivotal in blurring the line between what we know as «synth» music and rock — processing guitars through giant, modular synths so it was hard to tell the difference between what was human - made and what was a computer, and perhaps more important, bringing the blues - based, brooding, masculine energy of»60s and»70s rock into the mix.

Understand the difference between what you think you want and what the job really needs.

The difference between what our team and I write and the analysis I see elsewhere is our research is more actionable than others».

Thus, at average wages and salaries, there is a significant gap to be filled by third pillar income to eliminate the difference between what is available from OAS, C / QPP and GIS, and a replacement rate target of 70 per cent.

There's often a big difference between what you see before and after adjusting for inflation.

More normal economic growth would eliminate the so - called output gap — the difference between what the economy can produce and what it is producing.

Under this approach, the «subsidy or support» to the province is equal to the difference between what they would normally have to pay to borrow and the rate the government is borrowing at.

On average, bank spreads — the difference between what depositors are paid and borrowers are charged — appear to have remained steady over recent years.

Mr. Trudeau was asked after QP to explain the difference between what he was seeking and what the Harper government is doing with its increases to import tariffs.

«News» is the difference between what happens and what you expected to happen.

Deficit: The difference between what the governments takes in (receipts) and spends (outlays) during a year, typically either a fiscal year (October - September for the US government) or a calendar year.

They make profit on the difference between what they pay to you for lending (close to 0 %), and what they charge people to borrow (on credit cards, usually more than 15 %).