Sentences with phrase «hard as that conclusion»

i have decided that this is NOT going to be «a diet» but «my life style» and as hard as that conclusion came to me, i also got a small comfort as well.

Not exact matches

And as author David Rock observes in his book Quiet Leadership, advice can be challenged and debated; that's far harder when people reach a conclusion based on their own answers to open - ended questions.

We have already covered this as much as possible... we can't arrive at any final conclusion via hard references... we can't go to the census and see how many people self - identified as Neocons and check their ancestry... we've done about all you can do here as its not a rigorous analysis.

In Harris» narrative, it's hard to see exactly how she comes to the conclusion that concerns for «the poor's rights» demand aligning with liberal politics rather than those of Christian conservatives, but by the end, Harris finds herself on the opposite side of the political spectrum, voting with those she had envisioned as the manifestation of evil while growing up.

Jeffrey Goldberg, the Atlantic's national correspondent, tries hard to summon up enough liberal outrage to challenge the conclusion of Israeli historian Benny Morris that a two - state solution is as unrealistic as the overtly utopian one - state solution to the Palestinian problem.

Regardless of how hard they struggle, says Brodeur, the pros are such slaves to the dictates of physics that the results of their labors are as foregone a conclusion as ball impact equals mass times velocity squared.

As many have found out the hard way this season, no fixture is a foregone conclusion.

Being a subjective statistic it is hard to get many valid conclusions from the data provided as the definition of a clear cut chance is up for interpretation.

My husband is circumcised and to be honest, I did not think too hard about whether we would do it for any male children we had - as far as I was concerned, it was a foregone conclusion.

Ignorable, as I said, until that conclusion was seconded by no less an environmental hard - liner than Allen Hershkowitz of the Natural Resources Defense Council.

As for the weaning ages of your children, it's hard to draw conclusions from one person's experience.

We can guess now, but as the hard data becomes available, we will be able to draw more solid conclusions.»

The redactions — rendered in the released files as white blanks — make the material hard to follow at times: A section titled «The Factual Basis for the Conclusions» is thereafter blank for 47 pages.

You will look long and hard for as complete a résumé of what has been done, even if the conclusion seems sometimes overimpressed by both the commitment and achievement of a government which is often curiously timid in its approach and conspicuously muddled in its conclusions.

But even after the trip, Tenney says it's hard to make a definitive conclusion as to whether the U.S. should remain in Iraq and Afghanistan as the countries try to fend off the rise of terrorist groups within their borders.

«It's really hard to torque a black hole around by a large amount without having something as massive as another black hole slam into it,» says astrophysicist Scott Hughes of the University of California, Santa Barbara, co-author of a forthcoming independent analysis that draws similar conclusions.

As such, it's hard to make any definite conclusions about whether and how global warming contributed to Sandy and other recent destructive storms, he said.

«I was disappointed in this conclusion, as it was one that NSABB worked hard to achieve so that some information would start to flow,» says Keim, a geneticist at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.

Greene's research has led him to the conclusion that «once you understand someone's behavior on a sufficiently mechanical level, it's very hard to look at them as evil.»

And if NASA can not work up much enthusiasm for the conclusions of its own committees, the chances of funding coming from a hard - pressed US Treasury seem about as remote as the day when comet Swift - Tuttle might — just possibly — hit the Earth.

Conclusion: You don't have to stay hungry or eat junk food and let your hard earned muscle suffer, as long as you have the time to plan your snacks high in protein ahead of time.

While the conclusions in the study are not the same as those in the press release and subsequent articles, I have a harder time disregarding the study's conclusions based on Dr. Longo's disclosure of interest than you do.

As «Mad Men» begins to wind down toward its conclusion, the goings - on in the show move through the «60s at a relatively rapid clip, with social change being seen in the workplace even as Don Draper seems trapped forever as a guy who can't be happy at home, no matter how hard he trieAs «Mad Men» begins to wind down toward its conclusion, the goings - on in the show move through the «60s at a relatively rapid clip, with social change being seen in the workplace even as Don Draper seems trapped forever as a guy who can't be happy at home, no matter how hard he trieas Don Draper seems trapped forever as a guy who can't be happy at home, no matter how hard he trieas a guy who can't be happy at home, no matter how hard he tries.

While the film is serious in nature, it's not hard to see how she came to this conclusion, as she totally breaks her typical character caste.

Somewhat independently, schools and lawmakers have come to the same conclusion: The old models of student assessment are out of step with the needs of the 21st - century workplace and society, with their emphasis on hard - to - measure skills such as creativity, problem solving, persistence, and collaboration.

As for what this means about such standardized testing policies, Papay says it's hard to draw conclusions.

Hence, while authors» findings were presented as hard fact, given the 17 % fact, their (exaggerated) conclusions did not at all generalize across teachers given the sample limitations, and despite what they claimed.

«But when you look behind the overall numbers, it's hard to draw clear policy conclusions, because you don't really have apples - to - apples outcomes as to what is causing the higher achievement.»

He said the education distribution in the Paralympics «appears to be much more representative of the country as whole», but added that it was hard to draw «firm conclusions» as to why, with the relevance of the type of school attended by Paralympians who became disabled later in life being «questionable».

While online learning clearly has some strengths (programs can be tailored to individual needs, for instance), it's hard to get away from an overarching conclusion: The experience as a whole can be pretty boring and lonely.»

I am having a hard time going from your premise to your conclusions as there is a large disconnect,

As all books do, Mississippi Blood draws to a conclusion, and therein lies the hardest part of this review: Because as long as this book is, and as long as the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to enAs all books do, Mississippi Blood draws to a conclusion, and therein lies the hardest part of this review: Because as long as this book is, and as long as the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to enas long as this book is, and as long as the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to enas this book is, and as long as the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to enas long as the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to enas the entire trilogy is, I simply didn't want it to end.

Regimented, responsible, strong - willed Delphine narrates in an unforgettable voice, but each of the sisters emerges as a distinct, memorable character, whose hard - won, tenuous connections with their mother build to an aching, triumphant conclusion.

But I like to look at the cold, hard numbers before coming to a conclusion, as everybody's mileage seems to vary.

However it is one thing for a recreational diver to enjoy these beautiful dive sites but hard data is needed to arrive at any meaningful conclusion as to the health of Fiji's reefs.

My conclusion is not hard for Luminous Engine run for switch just as unreal engine was optimized to run for many platforms as even old mobiles, why everyone likes to release pc games?

@Enemy «I like how they're coming to the conclusion that they're on par based on Diablo 3» - Yeah while X1 may not be as powerful as ps4 it was just as silly to say sub 1080p launch games were indicative of what X1 was capable of, with late changes, late dev tools and harder to use eSRAM its only logical that those were negative factors that will get fixed going forward.

But at the conclusion to every chapter of the loose narrative came the thump of a boss level that abruptly transformed a minimalist mobile Journey into a hard - as - nails 3D endless runner.

Fran Barlow: «It's hard to escape the conclusion that much of the contrarian position simply reflects the desire to fight what they see as a culture war against anything that smacks of human (as opposed to «market») control over policy.»

Quotes me:» It's hard to escape the conclusion that much of the contrarian position simply reflects the desire to fight what they see as a culture war against anything that smacks of human (as opposed to «market») control over policy.»

«It's hard to escape the conclusion that much of the contrarian position simply reflects the desire to fight what they see as a culture war against anything that smacks of human (as opposed to «market») control over policy.»

My belief is that «hitting the brakes hard» should mean an interim global cap at the present rate of fossil fuel production, as soon after conclusion of the December Copenhagen conference that national ratifications can be secured.

The reality is that climatologists currently have no adequate basis for quantitative projections of 21st century sea level, and they should say so as the main conclusion of the sea level section, not in hard - to - follow footnotes.

While they have generally reinforced the conclusion of Millar and colleagues that the IPCC's models have underestimated the remaining carbon budget, sizable differences between the studies still remain and it is hard to pin down a precise number to use as the remaining allowable emissions.

That is what I see going on this case, although, it should not be construed as hard evidence for the validity of the data or conclusions drawn from it, one way or the other.

Just as an aside I find it curious that all the comment on the previous thread seems to relate to discussion over the conclusions, rather than having a hard look at the assumptions in the statistical modelling that it is all built upon.

It is evident that Ward doesn't like my conclusion, but it is hard not to see his furious objections as mostly a misplaced belief that Paris should make much more difference to global warming.

Hard to miss the conclusion of his piece, subtle as it might be: redistribution of wealth.

Although it is hard to argue that any one CRU Email or computer file notation proves the IPCC conclusions wrong, taken as a whole they do strongly suggest two conclusions: First, the CRU and many of its associates (and Email recipients) elsewhere (henceforth CRU et al.), are very tightly tied to the IPCC both in influence and belief and do not appear to be paragons of scientific objectivity and ethics.

However, if the decision to dismiss is prima facie amenable to judicial review, the conclusion of Court of Appeal that proceedings in the ET would not be as effective for Shoesmith may be harder to challenge.