Sentences with phrase «for a moment how»

But think for a moment how badly the system is stacked against you.

Lets ignore for a moment how perfect an environment needs to be to support life.

Consider for a moment how we convert variations of air pressure arriving at the ear - drum, which are physical events, into ideas, which are mental events.

Just think for a moment how you would be feeling if you were a family member or even a friend and these comments were thrown in your face.

Just think for a moment how Liverpool paid 75 million for Van Dijk!

In fact, it's worth considering for a moment how far - reaching these plans are.

Stop and think for a moment how many things are you doing at once right now?

Think for a moment how your feet swell on an airplane... now think of what flying might do to our insides.

Think for a moment how far a smile goes when you receive one.

Writing is a significant tool in our life — think for a moment how many hours a day you spend on writing, editing, and proofreading your various writing assignments.

But before you switch off, consider for a moment how human you are.

«I hope (viewers) understand it was a different time, I hope they realise how traumatic it was for the women at home during war... and to just realise for a moment how that could affect people's lives.

eLearning developers tend to fixate on video and slideshow - style content as the «default» formats for digital learning, probably because that's what most authoring tools are geared toward, but consider for a moment how many people get their news and other information from podcasts or the radio.

Subaru isn't saying for the moment how much fat its engineers were able to remove over the standard WRX STI, which tips the scales at 3,386 pounds (1,535 kilograms) before you add any options.

Consider for a moment how many things are stored in your smartphone — your schedule?

I can say this with a fair amount of certainty because, imagine for a moment how wealthy individuals, Wall Street, banks, hedge funds, investment companies and private equity groups will make money if the economy and stock markets stand still or decrease in value?

Consider for a moment how rich and varied a dog's day can be at a home.

Consider for a moment how we connect with others and network with colleagues and potential clients using social media and the internet, and how we have experienced others trying to connect with us.

Consider for a moment how outrageous this breakdown of justice is.

[**] I bracket for the moment how we consider, in terms of assessing «justice,» the civil verdict that necessarily included a jury finding that Simpson killed Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman but that did not impose criminal punishment, or the absurdly long sentence Simpson received in 2008 for the events in Nevada, which everyone sees as having impermissibily taken the murders into account.

Imagine for a moment how it would feel to discover that your car was stolen.

Consider for a moment how you would feel, if a therapist met with your child, and you not only had NO idea that this meeting was taking place, but the therapist didn't once contact you to introduce themselves, and to invite you to be a part of the process.

Consider for a moment how you feel when your partner acknowledges your victories as well as when s / he is compassionate and supportive whenever you feel insecure.

Not exact matches

Both reflection and making space in your life for diverse viewpoints can expand your emotional skills over time, but what about a technique you can use in the moment to improve how you handle your emotions?

Let's think about how to create at least one moment every so often that will make our customers stop for a moment and say, «Wow!

Exactly how much global growth is slowing — if at all — is hotly debated, but the bears have the upper hand for the moment.

Since that April made - for - TV moment, Price says he's had no second thoughts — mostly because he's been learning how his employees had been struggling.

«Today, after Sen. Marco Rubio said he can't vote for the new tax bill and other Republican senators might be balking too, the market took a hit... how many of you took this moment and treated it as a buying opportunity?

It's likely bad for you, but no one knows exactly how bad because, at the moment, it's quite unregulated.

«That was a really defining moment for us, and it's how we work today.

That context provides critical insights into consumer behavior — and therefore powerful clues for how you can be most relevant and useful for people in their moments of need.»

Instead, turn a mistake into a teachable moment and ask for feedback on how you can do better next time.

Every waking moment (and sleeping moment, for that matter) for a startup founder is spent thinking about survival: how to solicit more clients, how to expand the client list, how to convert passersby into paying customers.

Turner: Just turning to the money management business for a moment, the industry is changing dramatically, what's going on there and how does the search for yield fit into that?

While much rests on how the players perform, each team is guided by its manager, who is responsible for making decisions in key moments that ultimately affect how games are won.

True happiness comes from your inner landscape — things like loving yourself, providing for your family, having happy moments with friends and feeling proud of how you are making a living.

This is a teachable moment, he said, because in the age of AI, virtually every big company will find itself where Facebook is today — being held responsible for how it collects and uses the data that drives its business.

For every triumphant epiphany they enjoyed, they endured a humbling moment that reminded them how far they still had to go.

Entrepreneurs need to figure out how to deal with the waiting periods, to learn to sit comfortably in the quiet moments and prepare for the inevitable rush of the «hurry up.»

«It was at that moment I realized that the majority of the population doesn't have any sort of mental road map for how to relate to and work with someone different from themselves.»

Jeff Malmad, Mindshare North America's head of mobile, sees that as a model for how emotional data will be used — to understand consumers» «moments of receptivity,» and not only targeting those moments with ads but also using them to create better products.

I would say something active and positive and immediate, for instance how nice the surroundings were at that moment.»

You can analyze your users by how they behave within your product and how often they visit, then use that information to craft the right email for the moment.

The current #MeToo moment is a rare inflection point for women in society, as we find ourselves in a broad and potentially game - changing conversation about how women are faring in the workplace and beyond.

The most telling moment of the show for me came when a top executive of a large Salesforce (crm) retail customer first stressed how much he wants all that customer data, but two minutes later said he himself has zero social media presence.

«That person» goes to a networking event and, moments after meeting you, wants an introduction to someone you know, or for you to wrangle them an appointment with one of your customers, or wants you to — well, you know how it goes.

«I thought we could look at a few stragglers,» Dermer avers, rustling for a moment before emerging with a few toys that aren't fully formed but illustrate the desired «play patterns» — or how the target age group will interact with the toys.

You feel that moment of how sad it is, but you also feel that moment of how this family values this Evergram, and that they want to be collecting messages for their daughter.

At the moment, he is holding stage in the basement of a Greenwich Village restaurant called Le Poisson Rouge, lecturing an audience of would - be Zuckerbergs on how to raise money for their start - ups.

She thanked him and said, «I thought for a brief moment about exposing him, but this isn't about a personal vendetta - for me, this was about highlighting a situation that is all too common and how the onus is always placed on the victim to remove themselves from the situation, rather than deal with the aggressor.