Sentences with phrase «illuminate why»

It is imperative to also illuminate why you are interested in the trainer position and the fitness industry as a whole.

More good «words» to illuminate why taking thoughtful time to build an effective message will, in fact, ultimately, speed the outcome.

Web readability discussions also help illuminate why our brain fails to comprehend the wall of ALL - CAPS text:

In terms of understanding why console wars exist, this spectacle is paramount to gaining an insight into the minds of the fans, and there are a series of repercussions from E3 2013 that can help illuminate why console wars exist today.

I believe it is a story that helps illuminate why so many black people are angry, hurt, and lost in this country, even today.

In this excerpt, they illuminate why background knowledge is so important to reading comprehension.

This episode of the EdNext podcast accompanied an excerpt from the book in which the authors illuminate why background knowledge is so important to reading comprehension.

Deleted Scenes — Co-directors Byron Howard and Nathan Greno introduce three scenes and illuminate why they were ultimately cut.

We see the heavy toll, but fleeting glimpses of normalcy and joy illuminate why they persist.

Where Polley's work goes from mere family movie to something much greater is in how she uses her own quest for answers to illuminate why & how we tell stories in the first place, especially in the form of film.

Understanding how they form can therefore help to illuminate why these galaxies are laid out the way they are.

In 2015, Tomasetti and Vogelstein published a widely covered Science paper that found that R mutations explain the dramatic variation in cancer incidence among human tissues better than hereditary or environmental factors — helping to illuminate why tissues in the lung or colon give rise to cancer far more frequently than tissues in bone or brain, for example.

Consequently, this right - left amygdala division may also illuminate why women remember every excruciating detail of a blowup they had on their honeymoon — where they were, what they were wearing, the time of day — while their husbands barely recall the tiff.

This distinct gender variation in the way we harness our brainpower may also illuminate why men are much more vulnerable to such developmental disorders as cerebral palsy, dyslexia, autism, and attention - deficit / hyperactivity disorder; in most cases, the increased incidence may be several times greater.

«This study helps illuminate why people who have dealt with childhood adversity face a higher risk of developing excess belly fat and related health conditions,» said one of the study's authors, Christos S. Mantzoros, MD, DSc, PhD, of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the VA Boston Healthcare System, both affiliated with Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA.

The new finding helps illuminate why the lake's fisheries are foundering, said study leader Andrew S. Cohen, a UA Distinguished Professor of Geosciences.

This question tries to illuminate why it is probably good if within a country / an economy there are more jobs rather than fewer jobs.

Just the comments in this blogged helped to illuminate why or why not BP vs BS.

You just single handedly illuminated why Bachmann wanting to be President AND submitting to her husband is a bad, bad idea.

His insightful treatment of different understandings of freedom illuminates why Adam bears the greater guilt for the primordial catastrophe, and Christians of all communions will be instructed by his fresh presentation of the saving connections between Eve and Mary, who is the New Eve as Jesus is the New Adam.

Perhaps this illuminates why the wisdom of Aikido, refreshing as it may be, is thus far an unsatisfying solution to the survivors» predicament.

Seven Sisters for Seven Days is a comprehensive guide book for mothers that illuminates why it is important to receive postpartum care, and how to set yourself up to receive it.

«The findings suggest that increasing dietary intake of polyunsaturated fats may have a beneficial effect for patients with a certain type of prediabetes but also illuminates why certain dietary changes may have no effect on progression of type 2 diabetes in the other subtype.

The recording is for an art project, Glen explains, premised on his belief that sex presents opportunities for self - knowledge: it exposes the gap between who someone is and who they want to be, and perhaps even illuminates why that gap exists.

This marks DISD's fourth leadership change in 11 years — a rate that's actually pretty typical for America's urban school systems, and that illuminates why it can be so hard for districts to make sustained progress.

This book was so striking in the way that it illuminated why our educational system and chosen reforms are the way they are today... and how we keep doing the same thing over and over.

The answer illuminates why dividend investing continues to attract new adherents.

It does not do much for me, but it illuminates why the stripes are more than just another exercise in geometry from, say, Kenneth Noland or Gene Davis.

In his abundant writings, reflecting an artist who was both well - read and randy, Pinajian offers grammatically challenged gems on the studio process that mediate between life and life drawing, illuminating why that leg is so straight: «Drawing naturally is to tap knowledge one is not aware of... it's the sensibilities we should strike at, not nature.

Robert J. Brulle, a sociologist at Drexel University, has for years been been a valuable guide for me to the large, and largely under - appreciated, body of behavioral research illuminating why it's so hard to gain traction on the super wicked problem of human - driven climate change.

What I'd love to see from the academies is a straight - on review of the behavioral work, which illuminates why global warming has been called a «super wicked» problem by some researchers.

We organized two major events that highlighted stories from communities across the U.S. and illuminated why we need urgent climate solution - focused policy from our leaders:

Not exact matches

What the Business without Borders survey failed to illuminate, Beamish says, is why the importers and exporters stayed engaged with foreign markets regardless of the obstacles.

Which is why I found a recent blog post from psychologist and author Susan Weinschenk so illuminating.

That's because this type of data illuminates something transactional data alone can't: why people make the decisions they do.

Nevertheless, it may be that the modest conceptual scheme proposed here will prove useful in formulating those issues, showing why they are more «basic,» and showing why your proposals about them are illuminating and fruitful.

And why not draw on the one to illuminate the other?

They can explain to students why they find their own tradition satisfying, convincing, and illuminating.

(Note that invoking the Darwinian mechanism to explain why beavers build dams is not illuminating because if beavers didn't build dams, the Darwinian mechanism would readily account for this as well.)

In fact, much of what follows is a discussion of why FWTs personally believe that their perspective is more illuminating.

To establish plausibility or implausibility in the objective sense in question, what would have to be demonstrated is that the reasons why the majority have found certain self - consistent, comprehensive theodicies to be illuminating or unilluminating are so logically compelling that other thoughtful men and women who considered these reasons objectively would not be justified in disagreeing.

While the europeans thought, and blindly still think they were in charge they were being used, they thought the world was flat, but the edomite jew knew better, he knew this book, as he knew to conquer this world since the days of old, and of today, and why it is now called being illuminated.

In discussing why proofs for the existence of God are valuable, even though people might still reject them, Hartshorne points out that, at the very least, the proofs illuminate the price of rejecting the conclusion: namely, having to relinquish some of their premises or habits of inference (pp. 257f).

Next, I'll move on to how Kass discovered why the moral premise of the cultural left didn't square with what he could see with his own eyes, and why his personal observation was illuminated by is reading of Rousseau.

In an illuminating passage he explains why the process must be three, not two, and not one.

Which is why I'm always grateful for those illuminating moments when I'm reminded that yes, perhaps the penmanship could use some work, and maybe someday they'll have wished we made this or that choice differently, but for the most part?

Doyle isn't the only one who thinks it all rests on the woman's shoulders, or so I learned by reading the illuminating book Making Marriage Work by Kristin Celello, newly out in paperback; I now understand why we consider marriage as something to «work» on (although it wasn't always seen that way; it used to be a «duty») and why saving a marriage is «women's work» — that's how it has been presented to women for decades.

As my HuffPo piece today,» Why marriage isn't an equal partnership,» illuminates, we still are stuck in the «Mad Men» era when men are the providers and women deal with the poopy diapers and dust bunnies, even if she's CEO of a start - up.

Based on extensive forensic testing, its analysis of why the tank of pressurized oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide blew up is thorough, precise, and illuminating.

He recognized that you can not focus X-rays with a lens or reflect them straight off a mirror because they are so energetic they will burrow right in; that's why such rays are so good for illuminating the insides of the human body.