Sentences with phrase «direct results»

The school approached the Park District because students wanted to do «a project close to home where they could see the direct results,» said Park District Executive Director John Curran.

«It's a great way for students to eat healthier and to see direct results from something they were part of,» said Emily Filec, a senior from North Riverside.

They are studied religiously and sometimes with direct results.

The main tenets of the declaration being pro-life, pro-biblical marriage, and pro-religious liberty are direct results of a Christian worldview.

At this point the prophets, demanding ethical and religious decisions, achieved not only direct results deliberately sought but an indirect result full of future consequence — they put a premium on nonconformity.

spending time in prayer may not bring direct results from «god,» but i think that the quiet, reflective nature of prayer probably helps lots of people find their way.

The decision to turn over record amounts of cash to shareholders was a direct results of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Republican lawmakers in December.

The use of a retail signage agency to help ensure your business has the most effective signage possible will increase customer interest, footfall and sales as a direct result.

This value will be a direct result of our ability to extend and solidify our current market leadership position.

Productivity is a direct result of preparation and planning.

In fact, many of our products are a direct result of technician input.

«They are the direct result of the very hard work of 26,000 people of whom I am very proud.»

For both Geodetics and ATA Engineering, the cluster's help was a direct result of the SBA grant money, Kelly says.

«Her selection is a direct result of her hard work, dedication and commitment to the Corps over the last three years.»

Its split personality is a direct result of conflicting messages it has received from the government.

«As a direct result of Lidl's wrongful conduct, Kroger has suffered and will continue to suffer irreparable injury,» the lawsuit states.

The company, which builds everything from weapons systems and munitions to ships and combat vehicles, has seen its combat segment sales fall 40 % since 2009 — a direct result of the U.S. withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan, says Nicholas Stark, an investment analyst with American Century Investments.

«Until affirmative action is described and understood as one mechanism by which to make amends for historical wrongdoing against members of marginalized communities, it will fail to meaningfully address the inequality that exists as a direct result of federal policy,» he says.

I've seen that once the entrepreneurs become acclimatized to accepting that the successful outcome is at least in part a direct result of their efforts, the syndrome dematerializes.

It's a direct result of the company's ability to think and act like one of its larger, more powerful competitors.

Much of this is a direct result of the shutdown last October.

«For every dollar we spend on the banana car, we probably get $ 10 to $ 20 in return,» he says, citing a survey of new customers who signed up as a direct result of seeing the vehicle, which runs about $ 600 per month in operating costs.

Cahsens had learned a tough lesson, especially after a run of good fortune that was a direct result of attending trade shows to build market share.

In today's marketplace, as competition increases by the day, brand awareness is getting more difficult as a direct result.

However, as a direct result of that failure, his company executes most contracts with clients on a yearly basis, which has proven to be much more profitable.

The real estate board says acceleration in price growth is a direct result of increasingly tighter market conditions.

«The meltdown of our global financial system was a direct result of inadequate checks and balances,» says Adam Lowry, co-founder and chief global sustainability officer of Method, which makes chemical - free household products.

Football star Michael Vick saw financial problems as a direct result of legal problems.

While these aren't huge numbers, Khan says 30 percent of the $ 50,000 Linjer raised on Indiegogo in the first 48 hours is a direct result of building its email subscriber list.

Clients may not provide specific analytics, Fox says, but they should be able to at least tell you if they saw a positive impact on their search ranking, especially in conversions and in gaining an audience, as a direct result of the consultant's efforts.

Many of the problems in the economy and job markets we see today are a direct result of large corporate failures to invest in the future and create long - term value for all stakeholders, including employees and the public in general.

That unevenness in the New Jersey tax code is a direct result of a major push by Christie to boost business incentives.

This is a direct result of the greenhouse gases produced by vehicles like cars.

Nearly half of all failures are the direct result of learning their irrelevancy the hard way.

Some cancellations are a direct result of the ongoing recovery while others are unrelated and have been explained by bad weather.

«Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self - satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.»

Attitude is everything, and is a direct result of the thoughts we allow to run through our mind.

«What we get out of our bodies is a direct result of what we put in.

Mr Winterkorn resigned as a direct result of the scandal and was replaced by Matthias Mueller, the former boss of Porsche.

Analyze the after - effects: After - effect is usually the secondary response to an idea that is the direct result of the primary response to that idea.

As a direct result of the Cambridge Analytica user information scandal, Facebook announced plans to restrict data access on their platform.

Michael Vick (2008): Football star Michael Vick saw financial problems as a direct result of legal problems.

This sudden decision is the direct result of...

We are excited to receive this award, and others like it, as it's based on anonymous employee feedback and is a direct result of the ongoing efforts to create an environment where people can do their best work.

What makes this award extra special is that it is based on anonymous employee feedback and is a direct result of the culture we've created.

We are excited to receive this award, and others like it, as it's based on anonymous employee feedback and is a direct result of the ongoing efforts to -LSB-...]

The growing tendency for niche printed content, like a magazine specifically aimed at content marketers, is a direct result of why content works: when it's done right, every single page should be relevant to the audience it's trying to reach.

In fact, as a direct result of social selling entering the scene, it isn't uncommon to hear statements like «cold - calling is dead.

If that stat has your sales force running for the door, then make sure to quickly follow it up with this juicy metric: 75 % of IT execs have taken a meeting as a direct result of a cold call.

This is a direct result of our four innovative Signature Programs, which have catered specifically to post-secondary students, under - 35 professionals, entrepreneurs, and women in the workplace.