Sentences with phrase «intricacies of what»

«I get immense satisfaction from assisting clients through the intricacies of what will be, for most of them, the largest financial transaction they will ever make.

Explain the intricacies of what staying put is and the effect it will have on the carer's (former foster carer) financial support.

Join us for a Sexceptional Weekend to learn the basics and explore all the intricacies of what it means to be in a consensual non-monogamous relationship.

This means that candidates should understand a company's financial needs, as well as the intricacies of what the market is current demanding.

So take these opportunities to care about how and why certain tasks are done a specific way, care about the intricacies of what you are doing, and make work about self - improvement rather than simply getting the job done.

That's all for today, but be sure to come back tomorrow to learn all about the next two exciting entries in the franchise, where we'll explore the subtle intricacies of what many consider to be the crowning jewels of the series: Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion.

Like most of their peers in the upper echelon of self - directed writers, they're remarkably giving to others, always ready to explain the intricacies of what they do and to advise shy newcomers who want to learn from them.

That's all for today, but be sure to come back tomorrow to learn all about the next two exciting entries in the franchise, where we'll explore the subtle intricacies of what many consider to be the crowning jewels of the series: Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion.

Some people get the film and some don't, and you get the intricacies of what we were trying to do.»

I don't know the intricacies of what she said, but it obviously worked, as here he was taking me to one of the nicest restaurants in town.

The co-PIs want to explain plant research projects to children because they believe young minds are capable of and will be inspired by learning about the intricacies of what plants can do.

Wilshere didn't stand out at Bournemouth, though one could argue that the average fan doesn't pick up on the intricacies of what he does, and I'll have to accept that could be possible.

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Please tell me what sort of asinine fool spends so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then when it's finally done, tricks Eve into eating an apple so that he can then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

Intellectuals as such have no particular responsibility to take time away from what they know best to immerse themselves in the intricacies of political life and thought, but absent such immersion they would do well not to give public utterance to their ignorance.

God has given us much evidence of His existence: how about the intricacies of how the human body works - can you really believe that happened without a master plan; what about the beauty of nature - can we really think that that just happened; what about the testimony of millions throughout the ages including Scientists attempting to disprove God, that point to things beyond their comprehension or doing.

In proposing what I believe to be the hub of missiology, namely theology of religions, this paper can come up only to the stage of identifying it, and does not explore the intricacies within it.

Interesting: Your statement: «The belief that the unfathomable intricacies of every living thing on our earth formed themselves completely at random seems just as fantastical to me as believing in a Creator» is not an accurate reflection of what evolutionary theory posits.

This approach tries to work out the legal intricacies of the rules for sacrifice, to fill in the gaps and reconcile the inconsistencies embedded in the text: for example, determining the status of an animal designated for one type of sacrifice but erroneously slaughtered for another; or determining what to do if an animal that has been properly slaughtered and its blood correctly sprinkled on the altar is then found to have a blemish that should have disqualified it.

What have the intricacies of their faith got to do with whether or not they're given opportunities to practice it?

what sort of asinine fool spends so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then tricks Eve into eating an apple so that he can then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

Explaining the intricacies of Catholic - Protestant tensions in Bolivia, Andrea said in her thick accent, «When people ask what I am, I tell them I am Protestant because I protest everything!»

Spanish news source Mundo Deportivo doesn't give any indication of what the intricacies of the deal are but say it is a «firm offer» and that United are offering a contract until the the end of this season with the prospect of further years added on in the future.

The intricacies of switching to a new model, understanding what tweaks are needed and how to best utilize its capabilities, are something that isn't going to be immediately known.

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Today, I'll be reviewing the concepts discussed there, but the discussion will have more to do with what to put in your business plan, rather than the intricacies of marketing.

Like that republicans can dress well, what «shorteralls» are, and the intricacies of who can and who can't get a «pretty person job.»

I would love to see what the notecard - littered floor of screenwriters Ed Solomon, Boaz Yakin, and Edward Ricourt looked like when they were knee - deep into the plot intricacies of their story.

You don't have to follow every intricacy of the fantasy plot — who is in possession of what wand, which all - powerful sword is hidden beneath which frozen river — in order to sense that you're in a different, magical place.

He dares to say what so many of us think — dares to approach subtleties and intricacies that so many of us don't want to bother talking about.

I have never attended an actual theatrical showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and for the longest time, I doubted that I was completely receptive to every significant nuance and intricacy of the film, what with its name dropping of Michael Rennie and the presence of a performer called «Little Nell» who wears Mickey Mouse ears during the «Touch - A, Touch - A, Touch Me» number.

The default four - quadrant mini game feels disconnected from what's happening on screen, while a simplified alternative that consists of mindless button mashing also fails to capture the intricacies of these bone - breaking holds.

What a huge disappointment, then, that it is such an extraordinary revelation, a breathtaking and acutely observed meditation on the intricacies of Victorian life, complete with a tour de force by Timothy Spall as the painter JMW Turner.

Casting director John Papsidera explains the art and intricacy of his close collaboration with writer - director Christopher Nolan, what led to casting Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain, and how he finds child actors.

Expect a lot of trial and error early on as you start to learn the intricacies, such as what certain color highlights on the minimap stands for and where your commanders are located when they're requesting your assistance.

Principals are on the front lines of helping district leaders, parents, and other stakeholders understand the intricacies and impacts of these educational policies and what it means for students and schools.

Talking with an experienced Torinese designer who agreed with me that there was a lot of unnecessary superficial intricacy on a Zonda, noted that «I've talked with Pagani about it, and he says, «yes, it's true, but it's what my customers expect,» and you have to admire that as a sensible attitude.»

The exertion will permit you to dive into the intricacies of a particular point a long ways past what is conceivable in the most likely expansive addresses that your teacher must convey in class.

You can find out more about our individual editors over here, but the short version is all our editors have years of experience with editing, are very familiar with the intricacies of The Chicago Manual of Style, and have been tested to make sure they know what they are doing!

What I Thought Was True by Huntley Fitzpatrick Ages 14 and up «Set on the beaches of a fictional island located off the coast of Connecticut, What I Thought Was True is the story of a young woman learning firsthand of the mystifying intricacies of love, lust, luxury and loyalty — and how each can change drastically for her friends, her family and herself.»

What sets The Flamenco Academy above your average easy read is the irresistible drive and energy of the narrative, the rich settings and, of course, the history and intricacies of flamenco itself which, at one point, Didi describes as «obsessive - compulsive disorder set to a great beat»!

What starts out as a tale of love in the face of culturally - related obstacles (with the traditional Indian family opposing their daughter's relationship with a Pisaka, eater of dead flesh, as the girl's mother refers to the narrator) soon develops into a feverish, phantasmagoric journey of a man - out - of - place through the unknowable intricacies of Indian history and myth.

Readers will then learn the intricacies of the secrets, but what is even more important — by carefully piecing together the scattered clues, they will be brought nearer to the closely guarded message hidden deep inside the deliberately obscured emblems.

There aren't many books dealing with the intricacies of financial companies, and of what few there are they are written by the big four auditors, or the rating agencies, for their own purposes.

Not only does doing so require a person to determine what it is, exactly, that optimal return means to them, but in order to invest for the best return you need to really become acquainted with all of the intricacies of investing.

I think for some retailers, Petfood Forum would give them a chance to really learn the details about what goes into pet foods — the research behind it, the processing side and the marketing side — and really start to understand all the intricacies of it.

'' I'm looking forward to embracing the intricacies of the UK market and to be part of what I know to be a talented team.»

This Thief is to Thief: Deadly Shadows what Hitman: Absolution was to Hitman: Blood Money: a grasp at mass - market appeal at the expense of systemic intricacies that made the series so good in the first place.

This may come as a surprise, but Virtua Fighter is another... What they all have in common is the intricacy of the animation.

There's lots discussed in this special edition, including the ins - and - outs of the PSP to new - generation console conversion, the idea of what does or doesn't make a game «mature», and the intricacies of a combat system that supports a whopping fourteen different playable characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

Over the course of the week, you might learn the intricacies of Swiss horology, British millinery and Danish ceramics; blend your own fragrances, print your own books and craft your own tableware; and hear the stories of crafted works and iconic luxury products direct from the mouths of their makers — but still only scratch the surface of what London Craft Week has to offer.