Sentences with phrase «embracing it because»

And while our early success was with beer aficionados, the city has really embraced us because we're the only craft brewery in Winnipeg and we're so engaged.

You have some fairytales you embrace because they allow you to avoid dealing with some of the harsh realities of life.

From Katherine: I often wonder if I actually believe in egalitarianism or if I embrace it because it is beneficial to me as a woman, How do you approach this dilemma?

He openly proclaims liberalism to be «ethnocentric,» but cheerfully embraces it because it is, after all, «ours.

Call me a radical and I'll embrace it because, at least I'm doing something about it!

I really embraced it because that's the only way possible we were going to breastfeed.

I think Cuomo pulled it out of the sky and said this is the number that you must embrace because I said so.

She said students embrace it because the concept of affirmative consent has opened healthy dialogues about sex.

But Tory sources indicated that they were unlikely to embrace it because of the upfront costs.

The whole idea of bio hacking... It's funny there are a bunch of women who have embraced it because it's empowering.

We all tend to focus more on flaws than anything else but we need to embrace them because it makes us who we are!

Celebrities embrace it because of its hot hues that are perfect for fall, spring and summer, and the upbeat attitude that it injects to the wearer.

Previously I've been reluctant to embrace them because they can be a little uncomfortable if you don't have one that fits well, but when you get it right they look super elegant and everyone knows that nothing says «class» like exposed collarbones, correct?

live consciously in this moment, laugh at the confusion, and embrace it because at any moment, it will change.

Before that, I was more into fitted sweaters, but I'm glad I've embraced them because their so cozy and stylish.

A vest is such a simple style to embrace because it can be worn with almost anything.

Athluxury is the perfect trend for the Pink Lily girl to embrace because it brings together the feminine, preppy elements we love, with comfortable, easy - to - wear designs that offer a lot of versatility.

The Adobe Air Desktop version will be a solid competitive advantage to sites that truly embrace it because it's easier to install, is Mac / PC friendly and has expanded functionality.

Do you think a different business model will be embraced because of mobile?

A movie that can't be dismissed because there is too much in it but can't be embraced because it's all spread too thin.

Embrace them because they are part of what make Crash special.

CG: I didn't take it as a hurdle, I just immediately decided to embrace it because it was something that we felt strongly about wanting to do.

To do so could undermine support for the Common Core standards, which teachers have largely embraced because they know they're what their students need to succeed.

I think it's a really important issue that Republicans broadly can and should embrace because it represents hope and opportunity for a lot of people who don't have it today.»

I'm going to embrace it because if you get afraid to change you become dust sitting in a car somewhere in a town where tumbleweed is rolling by you.»

«We are thrilled that Penguin made the decision to embrace us because we believe we are now a significant part of the publishing industry.»

«It is a huge, huge challenge, and one that we've embraced because it sends the right message — and because it's the right thing to do.

Unfortunately though, not everybody will find this strategy easy to embrace because we're heavily influenced by those around us.

The Nintendo generation is the next logical audience for them to embrace because Nintendo is as much a family thing as it is a gamer thing.

They embraced it because it allowed them to experiment, painting quickly, intuitively, in multiple layers and using radical techniques.

Then there are painting professors who embrace it because they think it gets rid of stodgy, laborious, and boring foundation requirements that crush the souls of young, sensitive students wanting to express themselves.

The former will oppose this desperately, because they'll see it as giving chemotherapy to a patient misdiagnosed with cancer; the latter will rush to embrace it because that's what their bosses will want.

On the plus side for these technology providers, smart lawyers and smart law firms are just beginning to embrace it because they can see an opportunity to monetise their unique algorithm creations.

The phrase «good things come to those who wait» may also be hard for Millennials to embrace because growing up with the Internet created the desire of instant gratification.

However, many older workers still aren't fully embracing it because they see it a social media site for youngsters.

In the United States, sites that were once feared by the industry have been embraced because they drive traffic toward traditional agents.

Not exact matches

Inclusion is not about color, race and culture; it is about embracing the uniqueness of all individuals, eradicating oppression of all forms and inspiring a workforce that lines up at the door because they want to belong to an organization that believes in them.

Thiel is said to be scaling back his involvement in the tech industry partly because he feels alienated by Silicon Valley's broad embrace of liberal values.

Entrepreneur: The local food market hasn't exactly embraced e-commerce, in part because of the logistics of distributing fresh food.

«We've seen so many industries where companies missed the wave because they're not embracing technology to really take them to that next frontier.»

Unless politicians across Canada embrace competition in the booze market, homegrown manufacturers will succeed in spite of them — not because of them.

As Stiglitz sees it, Americans, particularly on the right, embraced the Chicago school's way of thinking because it appeared to be the efficient solution to stimulating a stagnant economy.

While the head of diversity at Apple shared her view that even a racially homogenous team can be diverse because of their life experiences, embracing cultural diversity and minimizing bias are still the primary goals of most innovation oriented companies.

Because cost often influences a company's embrace of WLES initiatives, you should start by talking to provincial governments and literacy organizations.

That's because HelloFresh has come to an important realization that all companies must in some way embrace: There can be a big gap between how a company talks to its customers and how customers want to be talked to.

While hybrid electric and full electric vehicles have become more common in recent years, the aviation industry has been slow to embrace e-planes, partially because of the weight and cost of lithium - ion battery packs.

In contrast, O'Dell said, millennials — because they grew up so close to their super-involved baby boomer parents — are interested in similar social causes as embraced by their parents in the 1960s and»70s.

This is the strongest relationship we've ever had with our dealers, because we want the same things and because we embrace, at Canadian Tire, the dealer method of business.

It seems unusual to encourage buyers to turn away from trends, because it's such an easy way to continue making money, but Cuyana isn't afraid of you embracing a lean closet; simply because they know that, if you come to them at some point, many of those pieces you love to rely on are bound to be Cuyana - made.

If we looked at it that way, we would probably feel very different in those low moments, because we could really embrace the idea that something great must be around the corner.