Sentences with phrase «even practice in»

It's likely that you've gone over how the meeting might go, maybe even practiced in the mirror or on your dog.

They're really high level swimmers, but the dedication they have to go to a 4 A.M. practices and an evening practice in the same day, I mean WOW.

Not exact matches

The agents were particularly interested in the facility's practices when it came to an even smaller subset of those scheduled drugs: the highly addictive pain medicines containing oxycodone and hydrocodone that have been at the center of the nation's opioid epidemic.

Another, featuring execs from PayPal and Salesforce, will discuss the role of the tech industry in trying to shape LGBT hiring laws and best practices — especially in states like Indiana and North Carolina, where recent legislation has opened the door even wider for legally permissible discrimination.

Broadly speaking, the practice involves taking one large field and managing it as if it were dozens or even hundreds of smaller ones, in order to address the wild variability — in soil, topography and exposure to the elements — that exists across large swaths of land.

Of course, innate aptitude plays a big role in what any one of us can achieve (for instance, I could practice all day, every day for the next 100 years and never become an opera singer — «Happy Birthday» might even remain a challenge).

The key to the Body by Science approach is to perform reps reaaallly slowly, keeping muscles under load for an extended period of time, and to keeping working until failure — which is even tougher in practice than it sounds in theory.

Rather, it's the no - holds - barred sales practices that Alexion allegedly engaged in — which, in some cases, reportedly led to salespeople bullying doctors into prescribing the drug for patients even when the efficacy of the treatment was unclear.

But even with such ambitious plans, Gerdes realizes that to stay competitive in the long run, she may have to practice what she preaches.

Even in work - crazy Japan, the practice of inemuri («sleeping while present»), often sitting at one's desk, is viewed as the ultimate sign of hard work at the expense of nighttime sleep.

As Stulberg tells Science of Us, behavior scientist K. Anders Ericsson discovered in the 1990's that what separates great performers — musicians, artists, chess players, even physicians — from everyone else was not that they practiced more than their peers.

Even while trapped in this cycle of addiction, Masih continued to practice medicine.

In practice, many of us don't even stay on the job until 65.

A pair of restaurant chains, even popular ones, can't change the practices of the egg industry on their own, and hence can't make a meaningful dent in the total quantity of cruelty in the industry.

About 95 % of managers Jolly has studied over the past 10 years, both in his MBA classes and his coaching practice, suffer from the ailment, defined as the constant need to do more, faster, even when there's no objective reason to be in such a rush.

An even bigger problem was that Lenard «served» clients in Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania, New York, South Dakota, Nevada and Oklahoma — states in which he wasn't registered to practice law.

Kobe is Kobe because he practices more than even the most elite professionals in a hyper competitive industry and because he is simply more dedicated to his success than many other people are.

Users in these groups would share «best practices» from bombarding borrowers with frequent phone calls to posting public notices around their homes or even swarming them with «beggars,» practices that a Chinese lawyer told The Paper could veer into illegal territory.

The rules are popular across the political spectrum, and even ISPs now have to pay lip service to an open Internet, even if what they mean in practice isn't net neutrality at all.

Yet the shops» old - world practices have their advantages: book - acquisition costs are minimal to nonexistent, as the stores acquire titles either inexpensively or in the form of donations (even though the business is not a nonprofit).

Even if your session only lasts 10 or 15 minutes, with regular practice you can go about your day with your brain ready to engage in creative tasks.

Even with the FCC's rules in place, ISPs have found a way around the net neutrality order through a practice called zero - rating.

Clayton Homes, the mobile home unit of Warren Buffett «s Berkshire Hathaway (brk - a), said it is seeing an upturn in activity even as it defends against accusations its lending practices harm borrowers and can be racist.

Increased corporate spending on programs to improve employee focus has helped boost an industry that research firm IBISWorld values at $ 1.1 billion in the U.S. App - based training is bringing the practice to an even broader audience.

As Dan Lauer, founding executive director of UMSL Accelerate, points out, classes may even be taught by practicing entrepreneurs, as many in the UMSL Accelerate program are.

Yet, even in those moments, I make it a practice to be deliberate.

(Even Archimedes practiced it in the third century B.C.) But it's only recently that computers and digital devices have come to be a common component of the practice.

Having witnessed my share of leadership train wrecks over the years, I was most impressed with the principle of «Communication IS Leadership,» which Reiff personally crafted in definition as «daily execution of practicing consistent, reliable, predictable, effective, thoughtful, compassionate, and yes, even courteous communication.»

Privacy International says the practice is illegal under the U.K.'s current Data Protection Act, and will be even more so when the act is replaced next month, to be more in line with the EU's incoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

But even companies in fax - heavy industries are starting to look for alternatives, especially those adopting sustainable business practices such as reducing the office paper they use, Davidson says.

He says even though the practice might not be superficially discriminatory, it could be discriminatory in its application.

Even today, he runs his practice out of the Zuckerberg family home at 2 Russell Place in Dobbs Ferry, New York.

BEIJING / SHANGHAI (Reuters)- China's ruling Communist Party has listed golf and gluttony as violations for the first time as it tightens its rules to prevent officials from engaging in corrupt practices, while also turning an even sterner eye on sexual impropriety.

Even though we purchase a limited amount of meat we are working with our suppliers to address concerns about antibiotic use and are looking to collaborate with others across our industry and in the NGO community to promote best practices on this issue.

«We found that deliberate practice does not account for all, nearly all, or even most variance in [elite music or chess] performance,» they write.

I'm grateful to have so quickly formed a friendship that's been so equally fun and productive, all the more for having started from a creative interaction in [where we met] that, had we not paid attention to some amount of clicking, might not have started, or even gotten to practicing storytelling in a Japanese bookstore.

In an economy where more and more companies are laying off employees, employment - practice liability insurance makes sense even for the most employee - friendly company.

«The bottom line is that deliberate practice is necessary to account for why some people become experts in these domains and others fail to do so, but not even close to sufficient,» the research team concludes.

More than anything else, to be adaptable or creative in this new environment, even to be an effective leader, requires a practiced ability to be «open» to new ideas, to questioning old ways, even to where those questions and new ideas come from.

If you're still feeling uncomfortable with these hacks, practice them with friends or family members, or even in front of the mirror until you get the hang of them.

During his confirmation hearings last week, Tillerson took a hardline on China over its trade practices, expansionist moves in the South China Sea, and unwillingness to punish North Korea for its nuclear and missile programs even as he prevaricated on Russia.

Even in the case of professions like law or medicine, which require graduate degrees to practice, not all lawyers and doctors picked the stereotypical political science and biology majors for their undergraduate studies.

A focus on breathing is not required in all forms of meditation, but learning how to control it is useful even in practices where breath is not of primary concern, like TM.

A company that won't explain itself, that won't even try to explain to its community why it believes its practices are justified is effectively a rogue company — in roughly the same sense that totalitarian regimes, disdainful of the standards of the international community, are sometimes called rogue nations.

My biggest mistake in business was joining a practice where the ceiling for my potential growth was set before I even walked through the door on my first day.

Even though this scanning is automated — and doesn't amount to Google employees poking around emails — critics say the practice is akin to AT&T listening in on people's phone calls or the United States Postal Service reading personal letters.

In Georgia, they included a former lieutenant governor and even a practicing dentist.

Even the most progressive company that sets the standards for excellence in its human resource practices could fail when the wrong people are brought on board.

His incendiary testimony suggested that big, even publicly traded, engineering firms were complicit in the cartel - like practices previously ascribed to lower - level construction companies in that province.

Before you punch numbers, you'll want to define the purpose of your call, prep your questions, and, yes, even practice how the call might go in advance.