Sentences with phrase «lead story describes»

By Edward Nawotka Today's lead story describes some of the bookselling strategies of London's Daunt Books.

The lead story describes the latest lab initiative funded by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to develop foundational capabilities for chemical conversion processes.

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So when you meet with them, «share stories about employees who have been promoted internally,» the study suggests, and describe where the job you're looking to fill right now could lead.

That's why we use them in all of our modules, and why we lead off by describing a module about finding and telling your story!

One could interpret the story in non-literal terms, as Freud or Jung might have, and simply describe it as a teaching story on how parental favoritism can lead to sibling rivalry.

This writer began his story by describing a road that leads out of a mythical place called the Garden of Eden when the residents of that garden are banished from their idyllic paradise because they knew too much.

RT Kendall describes the unlikely true - story of how a meeting with Yasser Arafat led to the development of a friendship with an orthodox rabbi.

In describing and accounting for the lives of the Religious Right, which we define simply as religious conservatives with a considerable involvement in political activity, the book and the series tell the story primarily by focusing on leading episodes in the movement's history, including, but not limited to, the groundwork laid by Billy Graham in his relationships with presidents and other prominent political leaders; the resistance of evangelical and other Protestants to the candidacy of the Roman Catholic John F. Kennedy; the rise of what has been called the New Right out of the ashes of Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964; a battle over sex education in Anaheim, California, in the mid-1960's; a prolonged cultural war over textbooks in West Virginia in the early 1970's — and that is a battle that has been fought less violently in community after community all over the country; the thrill conservative Christians felt over the election of a «born - again» Christian to the Presidency in 1976 and the subsequent disappointment they experienced when they found out that Jimmy Carter was, of all things, a Democrat; the rise of the Moral Majority and its infatuation with Ronald Reagan; the difficulty the Religious Right has had in dealing with abortion, homosexuality and AIDS; Pat Robertson's bid for the presidency and his subsequent launching of the Christian Coalition; efforts by Dr. James Dobson and Gary Bauer to win a «civil war of values» by changing the culture at a deeper level than is represented by winning elections; and, finally, by addressing crucial questions about the appropriate relationship between religion and politics or, as we usually put it, between church and state.

Secondly, the lead for the one story describes Golden Rice as «a new strain that boosts vitamin A levels and reduces blindness in developing countries.»

The lead story by The Nation's editors describes the heightened income polarization in New York City and cites data from various FPI analyses, including Pulling apart: The continuing impact of income polarization in New York State.

As well as describing the science, Wadman explores the motives of those involved in the vaccination story, particularly Leonard Hayflick, whose vision of a safer route to vaccination led to a long - running dispute.

Most news stories about familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy invariably describe young athletes who die suddenly, felled by a heart condition that no one had suspected.Now a research team led by...

«Metalhead» is a post-apocalyptic story that's light on describing what led to said apocalypse, but once we meet a deadly mechanical «dog» seemingly hunting any and all human beings, we've got a pretty good idea of how to fill in the blanks.

Described as a mix of a suspense story and a love story, it's unclear how Audiard is going to weave these disparate strands into one clear narrative — if indeed that is the plan — but «Inception» and «The Dark Knight Rises» star Marion Cotillard is the lead so obviously we're intrigued.

It must be said right off the bat that Tenenbaums isn't quite as unconventional as Anderson's first two films, for this one can comfortably be described in a simple manner; it's about the dramas within a family, and the story leads to expectedly sweet messages of love and togetherness.

It's strange to describe a film that starts so earnestly and sells its leads with such twee as vicious, but it seems appropriate here given where the story's headed.

Even when Berkman picks his songs apart to describe their emotional weight, he finds folders full of goofy teenaged experiments (including a surprisingly good chiptune cover of A-ha's «Take On Me»), not to mention the story of lead single «Meow»'s accidental genesis.

This describes not only the story told in «Blue Is the Warmest Color» but also in many ways the tempestuous, topsy - turvy saga the French film's director and two lead actresses have themselves faced since...

Marcus describes the aspect of the second victim as «unnatural» and «pointing at a mirror,» leading to something almost as tricky: Marcus's exhumation of a child's mural in a house identified by a guidebook ghost story.

This week's pain happens to be distraction and writer's block, so as I read Bari Walsh's lead story on executive function — described in this video as «an air traffic control system in the brain» — I had to wonder whether my own current disconnections were somehow related.

An earlier version of this story used the incorrect unit of measurement when describing blood lead levels.

Sébastien Faurès Fustel de Coulanges tells the story of the series of boats that led to this victory / A Connoisseur's Cars — John Warburton describes in detail the outstanding and varied selection of prewar motor cars owned by enthusiast Roger Tanner over a period of more than 60 years

Some reviewers are so sure of their ability to predict where I'm going next that they barely bother to glance at the book at all, with embarrassing results (check out the journalist who described Coastliners as «another of Harris» sweeping historical epics», or the one who based her entire review of Jigs & Reels on a single story and wrote how «once more, food and France play a leading role in this feelgood confection.»)

Described as a side scrolling shooter with «monster - hunting gameplay», Earth Atlantis tells the story of a great climate shift that leads to 96 % of the earth being flooded with water, leading to the fall of humanity and (naturally) the rise of giant creature - machine hybrid monsters.

The artist describes her works as «anthrozoology meets psychoanalysis,» where tiny clues left in the feathers, fur, and tentacles of each piece lead to a greater story of its meaning.

Filled with mysterious, dream - like imagery, Hornick's poems spring from what she describes as a shamanistic practice: working directly in the collection, the artist puts herself in a trance - like state letting the art lead her toward the stories and images that the mind normally keeps buried.

Ultimately, these re-tellings lead to a questioning and a deeper understanding of the thing they set out to describe or investigate, closing - shut or tearing open the issue, or the story, at hand.

Two stories this week, a paper in Nature (Stainforth et al, 2005) describing preliminary results of the climateprediction.net experiments, and the Meeting the Climate Challenge report from a high level political group have lead to dramatic headlines.

The Coast Guard commandant, Adm. Thad W. Allen, is leading the charge, but the story describes a letter sent by three military commands to the Joint Chiefs of Staff urging that they press President Bush, his successor, and Congress to come up with money to replace the Healy's aging big brethren, the Polar Sea and Polar Star.

Here too there is a curious oblique Biblical resonance: the story of the escape of Israel from Egypt describes how the Israelites were guided in the wilderness: «And the LORD went before them by day in a pillar of a cloud, to lead them the way; and by night in a pillar of fire, to give them light...» (Exodus 13:21) The natural «fire from heaven» reverses this supernatural pattern: by day the ground and sea receive fiery direct sunlight, while (as we shall see) a significant fraction of the nocturnal «fire» is provided by cloud.

Targeted at lawyers, the article describes some «horror» stories of attorneys who revealed too much personal information on social networking sites such as Facebook, leading to adverse employment consequences (example: one associate at a top - tier law firm repeatedly complained on her Facebook page about how tired she was and her need for a vacation.

Jones Day's failure to understand the new rules of conduct in an electronic age led to widespread speculation about whether the firm was hiding a conflict of interest and nearly forced the recusal of FTC Chairwoman Deborah Platt Majoras, as described in these news stories, here and here.

How wonderful, then, for there to pop up a story combining: Trump, Putin, Bannon, hedge fund billionaire and AI researcher Robert Mercer, an ominous sounding digital company, Cambridge Analytica, led by a gobby Etonian, then smash it together with Vote Leave, Farage, and the battle to control the referendum (best described by Shipman in All Out War).

Share a compelling story your involvement in pro bono work or describe a public interest initiative you led or currently lead.

How wonderful, then, for there to pop up a story combining: Trump, Putin, Bannon, hedge fund billionaire and AI researcher Robert Mercer, an ominous sounding digital company, Cambridge Analytica, led by a gobby Etonian, then smash it together with Vote Leave, Farage, and the battle to control the referendum (best described by Shipman in All Out War).

Subscriptions, in particular, have been a massive part of the larger mobile monetization story of 2017 with apps like Netflix, Pandora, Tinder, HBO NOW, etc. leading to what's been described as a «thawing» of the top grossing charts.

CONTEXT: Describe the circumstances of the situation, the timeline, story horizon, your job title and organization, the people, finances, and who and how you had to lead through the situation.

Next, write these success stories in C - A-R format, describing the situation you encountered, the actions you took (or led) to reverse it, and then the end result.

A personal story describes how co-parenting can lead to happy kids, fulfilled parents, and a healthy relationship between the adults after divorce

He related the Bible story of Joseph «according to Arlo» describing Joseph's search for his brothers (Genesis 37 15 - 17) and how an anonymous «man», when asked directions, sent Joseph down the path that lead to Potiphar, Pharaoh, and ultimately to Moses, David and Jesus.