Sentences with phrase «general wisdom»

Putting the kids first, by general wisdom, is a great way to hurt your marriage.

Think of social listening as investigative journalism or research: listening expands your knowledge base and general wisdom around your issue.

4 Old receipts General wisdom states that you should hold on to old receipts... but not forever!

Though general wisdom says trees are good, this city proves that with poor planning, wrong species in the wrong places, and bad

The general wisdom from sports nutritionists is to consume a 1:3 to 1:4 protein - to - carbohydrate mini-meal within a 30 - minute window of exercise.

Passing accuracy is now seen as one of the most important skills that a team can have in the modern game, particularly since the measurability of such statistics entered into football, with the general wisdom being that the most effective teams are those who are capable of keeping hold of the ball the best.

It'll probably be tough for a while... but it'll get better... The general wisdom of all second - time - mums I've met is that the first weeks post-paternity leave are really hard.

According to general wisdom, David Cameron and the Conservatives had a good party conference.

The general wisdom regarding weighted blankets advises that you select a blanket that weighs about ten percent of your body weight.

A: The general wisdom among doctors who use bioidentical hormones is that progesterone cream, in small, physiologic (what the body would make) doses is OK if needed.

dawn: The general wisdom seems to be that if you eat from all of the main food groups (fruit, veggies, beans, legumes, nuts, seeds and fungus) in whole food fashion, you are most likely getting * plenty * of protein.

All three share a gift for ear - pleasing dialogue, and the general wisdom of McCarthy's characters seems to have overturned the usual hint of snarkiness in the Coens» work.

Summary: Teachers who are happy and satisfied with their job are probably better at it, past research (and general wisdom) has said.

The general wisdom when it comes to saving enough for retirement is to plan to replace about 70 to 90 percent of your pre-retirement income through savings and Social Security.

Our empirical research, however, calls this general wisdom into question.

The general wisdom is that a fully funded emergency fund is 3 to 6 months of expenses in savings or another easily liquidated account.

The general wisdom is reversed when it comes to computer screens.

Nevertheless it doesn't change the general wisdom of considering your financial circumstances and the appropriateness of life insurance in your 40s for your retirement planning, wealth management and estate planning needs.

For online cover letters, the general wisdom is that they should be that little bit shorter than normal covering letters.

General wisdom is that employers prefer to hire people who are currently employed, or at least who have a consistent work history.

Summary: Teachers who are happy and satisfied with their job are probably better at it, past research (and general wisdom) has said.