Sentences with phrase «in broader sense»

I definitely think Amazon should look at KU in a broader sense too, mainly because the greatest benefit (profit to Amazon) comes when consumers either don't use it to its full potential or forget to.

In 1996, as part of my work, I began to track its escalation in a broader sense as well.

Twenty years since its inception, the charter school community is beginning to rely on the growing parent constituency to help take control of their students» education in a broader sense, as well.

Put another way, «many teachers whose value - added for one test is low are in fact quite effective when judged by the other,» indicating «that a teacher's value - added for state tests does a poor job of identifying teachers who are effective in a broader sense,» Rothstein wrote.

But in a broader sense, it affords us the opportunity to closely study why some of those schools will do well and why some won't.

But in a broader sense, education - law experts said, the decisions leave open the question of whether the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution imposes on...

There's no doubt that teachers are busy people and subject to the pressures of the job, but if they don't regularly assess student performance — in the broader sense — and provide feedback, they make it very difficult for students to progress.

However, we did find that our kids needed a lot of cultural immersion in a broader sense of the term.

From many points of view Employee Engagement is critical for business success and in a broader sense a digital transformation has to take place regardless of the market segment a corporation belongs to.

Increase the circle by looking at society in a broader sense for examples.

However, the notion of a teacher in the broader sense of the word is likely to remain valued for a considerably long time.

From many points of view Employee Engagement is critical for business success and in a broader sense a digital transformation...

«I'm addressing the same issue, the achievement gap, but in a broader sense,» she says.

Floyd doesn't throw around the term «selling out,» but in the broader sense that's clearly his fear, the same way musicians get nervous that they will lose their original artistic vision if they alter their music so it will have wider appeal.

Chris Cooper: With higher risk comes higher reward, but I don't think it is paying off in the broader sense.

And then we see that «one last job,» and the movie becomes something else, in the broader sense, and somewhat less interesting.

It has been used on foreign language films for decades (this trailer for Wong Kar - Wai's 2046 is a perfect example), but it's only in recent years that it has caught on in a broader sense.

In a broader sense, the Guardians have a family unit among themselves and are constantly reminded that, despite their differences, they are an unbreakable force when united for the common good.

In a broader sense, the mishmash does recall the real Barnum, who once sewed half a fish to half an ape and called it a mermaid.

While the filmmakers can therefore claim to be enacting his wishes in a broader sense, Tauriel as a character is poorly written.

Addressing issues relevant to any non-conventional behavior, it is, in a broader sense, about learning to live as you choose, rather than by society's dictates.

The restoration of a lasting peace in Mali is essential for long term stability in the Sahel region and in a broader sense for Africa and Europe.

In a broader sense, the website caters to diverse needs and preferences of older women.

Of course, we've been thinking of establishing traditions in the broader sense as well, but fall is the start of the holiday season and that time of year when making memories together feels more important than ever.Last year, when Grace was just a few months old, we went on an impromptu trip to the Chicago Botanic Garden and had the best day walking around in the sunshine, just being together as a family.

But if the structured silhouettes were Far East - warrior-esque then the prints seemed Asian inspired in a broader sense, bringing to mind the rich textiles of India, Mongolia, and Tibet.

In a broader sense, I like to start with a very small amount of cardio and only add it in as needed.

But in a broader sense, it can simply mean organisms whose genomes have been influenced by human activities — and that includes all food that comes from farms.

In a broader sense, the new simulation capability represents the first step toward a unified method for the simulation of realistic, heterogeneous interfaces in electrochemical systems.

The findings, and the techniques used to document them, are important to archaeological research in a broader sense because they lend further support to the idea that fluctuations in ancient mouse populations can be used as a proxy for tracking ancient shifts in human mobility, lifestyle and food domestication.

«But given the significant side - effects previously associated with treating the disease, notably fatigue and neuropsychiatric side effects, we were interested in looking at the impact of new treatments on patients» ability to work, and in a broader sense, how this effects employers and overall economies.»

But being at your most effective as a scientist also requires constant engagement in a broader sense, not just with the politicians in Washington, D.C., but with the people around you who vote them into office.

In that broader sense, job prospects are very healthy.»

While most previous such work focuses on mean or average values, the authors in this paper acknowledge that climate in the broader sense encompasses variations between years, trends, averages and extreme events.

In a broader sense, neuroscientists want to understand how the human brain creates and perceives language, and entrainment has emerged as an important mechanism.

«We're looking at economic development in a broader sense than cutting taxes or giving out a grant,» Miner said.

So can one say, the revisionist assessment of Cox's father - in - law has already been in play this year in relation to the health insurance issue (Ted Kennedy saying he made a mistake in not accepting the deal Nixon offered) and in a broader sense in relation to the notion of Middle America.

In a broader sense I am interested in possible implications of scenario, where one of the member countries, introduces some form of benefit, that could be considered citizen's dividend.

In a broader sense, GDPR is a harbinger of the future, a future where voter data will not be so easily bought and sold, and one where grassroots infrastructures will need to be properly resourced in order to support large political organizations.

In a broader sense, they felt it could be inferred that adopted children are always children, and thus second - class citizens subject to discrimination.

It is often used for bed - sharing or may be used in the broader sense of rooming - in.

Soon after, Bielema clarified that his comments were meant to be taken in the broader sense, that Gus Malzahn's staff «knew more about winning than us.»

But in a broader sense, as we compare our Judeo - Christian heritage with other traditions we do see that it is a life - affirming one.

It must aim at the wellbeing of those it tries to help in some broader sense.

Used in this broader sense, it is very varied indeed.

This is certainly true provided that we carefully distinguish between spatiality in a broader sense and the classical notion of static instantaneous space.

We therefore have to do with a determination in a broader sense, a polynomistic determination (cf. my Biophilosophy, 1971).

In its broader sense the word politics means human attempt to structure or organize life or society for the benefit of the people concerned.

In the broader sense, we may speak of the action the entity performs in terms of its effect on subsequent actual entities.

In the broader sense God's moral outreach is pervasive of all, for, according to Whitehead, he wants and encourages creative realization of value everywhere.

But of course the minister is always a pastor, and the pastor a minister, These are functions as well as offices, and in the broader sense every Christian may be minister - pastor to his neighbor.