Sentences with phrase «least having conversations»

If not, have you ever found yourself at least having conversations with them after a second email where you had not responded to their first email?

Even if they decide against getting a prenup, it's smart for couples to at least have the conversation.

As for Fanny and Zander — an unmarried but committed cohabiting co-parenting couple — they at least have conversations about monogamy and transparency even if they're struggling with feelings of jealousy.

If I eventually have to be forced to online date, at least have a conversation with me like I am a human being.

If you're evening thinking about being in a Range Rover I highly recommend you at least have a conversation with AJ, he's others - focused and will do everything he can to make you a fair deal.

So, what our software does is say here's a vetted broker, if you'd like to have a conversation there is no commitment, no cost, no hooks, at least have the conversation and understand your options.

If you are looking to buy, sell or lease a home on balboa peninsula do yourself a favor and at least have a conversation with myself or one of my agents first.

Not exact matches

'' [Apple COO] Jeff [Williams] has asked me to lead the thinking (or at least the conversation) on the intersection of the regulatory landscape (as it currently exists and where we hope we might be able to influence its movement) and our products and platforms,» Robin Goldstein, a special projects attorney for Apple, said in an email seen by MobiHealthNews.

Set a goal to have at least one of these conversations with a new influencer each month to soon build new perspectives and a more influential contact list.

As for why I had this conversation on Twitter instead of LinkedIn, there is at least one difference that remains between the two platforms.

Of three references, have a phone conversation with at least two, and pay attention to the tone of their recommendation, not just its content.

After you have discovered the 150 to 200 contacts in your networks that you know would at least have a phone conversation with you based on one layer of commonality or prior relationship, start to group them by profession or industry.

In conversation with CNBC, Beale said Lloyd's now has its own gender balance objectives, with the company aiming to have at least 40 percent of each gender represented.

But if, as a business owner, you haven't at least considered getting your team to together for a midday meal from time to time, you're missing out on a seriously good opportunity to spark conversations, build bonds and get their creative juices flowing.

«Truthfully, I've been doing that for at least the last 30 years as a private citizen because I believe joining the conversation is part of being a good citizen.

It seems unfair — or at least unfortunate — that New Mexico governor and fellow Democratic candidate Bill Richardson has been left out of the national conversation about Hillary Clinton's health insurance initiative.

If the project seems a bit Pollyannaish, it's at least a conversation worth having.

Yet by now, officials said, intelligence analysts would also have expected to have culled from electronic intercepts of overseas conversations at least some secondary evidence that the Russians might be involved — suspicious telephone or email conversations, suggestive messages, movements of Russian agents — something.

The simple reality is that Twitter has contained the majority of brand mentions in most categories for at least a couple of years, because, in most categories, mentions on Twitter usually involve brief link shares, that are easy for people to amplify — not in - depth conversations.

Whether the blog is corporate and commercial, for a charitable cause or activism, or strictly for entertainment, the reader expects to walk away with insights they can use in their life, or to have a very interesting conversation, at the very least.

Have a conversation with who is involved so that you can resolve the issue or at least come to a mutual agreement that is satisfactory for all parties.

I mowed the lawn to ensure I would at least accomplish one thing that day, ingested some much - needed real world food and conversation, and at 7:30 promptly got back to my goal.

I can see myself bringing this up in conversation for at least a year or 18 months before I'd hit everyone in my address book with whom I could have this kind of exchange and compiling the most eclectic collection of stories one could imagine.

I know you've posted that packaged response over 1,000 times and you must be really proud of it, but can you at least make it fit the context of the conversation?

But if they don't, either let them lead the conversation or at least have the human decency to leave them alone.

At any given moment on my own laptop, I have a few Word documents open, at least two (and frequently four or five) Internet windows open, iTunes, my Outlook email system and a few ongoing iChat conversations.

I know of at least one other very currently popular theologian with rumors swirling about (and because both parties have stayed silent about it, I don't feel it has been pushed to the front for a conversation).

I confess, I've repeated that same thing (that you are «crazy») to at least two people when your marriage / divorce came up in conversations.

Anyway, yes, this is all rather ugly in some very unpleasant ways, but I think the overall conversation here has been relatively civil — at least within the framework I'm working from that all public leaders / figures / role - models who are authors, speakers, event sponsors, etc., commit themselves to public scrutiny and accountability.

The tradition of this conversation, at least in its final form, must have arisen after the two stories had come to be accepted as representing two different miracles.

But if you do, rather than condemn me to the pit of hell for being of the spirit of the antichrist, can we at least have a cordial conversation first?

The presence of other divergences too (David Moss's luminous piece on friendship stands very well alone), the dispersal of the group on both sides of the Atlantic, and the fact that some members are already deep into other conversations all suggest that as a movement it will (at least in Britain) either fragment or at best fare like feminist, liberation and nonrealist theologies, and have its main influence as a point of reference and interrogation.

Not the least reason being that I've had better spiritual (grand sense) conversations with some of them than many of my Christian friends!

An «all knowing» creator wouldn't be engaging in trifle conversation such as this in the least.

«I've been part of at least three rounds of facilitated conversation in the 35 years I've been ordained.

CNN: Photo of woman with facial hair leads to conversation, understanding A picture of a woman with facial hair wearing a turban posted to the social media site Reddit has garnered a firestorm of Internet reaction and has taught at least two Ohio college students lessons in graciousness, humanities and religious studies.

At least with an angry person you can have a conversation, because when people are upset, something in them is being challenged enough to raise their ire, and that's an engaged process and opens up the possibility of really great conversation.

«I don't know if it is going to become the paradigm for organizing the theological curriculum, but I do know that the congregation is interesting enough, varied enough and goes deep enough, and has the kind of inescapable connection with the living stuff of the church, that it can at least be the source of very interesting conversations.

It's okay to disagree with their view, but you at least need to understand it before you can have a conversation with them.

Lol and «attack on homosexuals» well there is at least one person who regarded you comment as homophobic.Whether it was or not, there was an issue of «congenial conversation» or as some would say, abuse.

From overheard conversations in restaurants during our journey (and people seemed to be talking about the election everywhere outside of the DC area) at least some people, middle - class people who go to Ed's Steakhouse or Shakespeare's Coffee Shop, are convinced that Obama's reelection would unleash all the worst implications of the proposed policies of the last four years.

So, in an effort to inspire a bit of «climate change,» at least in this little corner of the blogosphere, I thought I'd start a conversation about hope.

While I think Wright was being somewhat facetious in that comment, I realize I may have misrepresented his position... or at least overstated it... so last Wednesday, I reopened the conversation to see if you had any insights regarding this matter.

Most Relevant to Recent Conversations: Daniel Kirk with «On Trusting the Bible» «Ironically, the conservative rejection of Neo-Orthodoxy in the name of a «high» view of scripture, at least in the case of Barth, ends up as a rejection of the Bible we actually have in favor of a man - made construct that does not match up with it.»

Why do atheists get fired from jobs for their atheism?Why do their children get bullied and ostracized at school?Why are atheists the least trusted group in the US?Is this reasonable behaviour?Christian groups show NO tolerance for dissent when their numbers are strong.But, when the conversation is more intimate, they play the victim.This has been the practice of religious groups since god was invented.

Only 8 percent report having had a conversation with someone who is Muslim at least once a day in the past year.

There was a time in this country when stupid people at least had enough common sense not to engage in conversation about things that were way above their heads.

We have talked together about the way many of those who embraced the concept of the missio dei - or at least, embraced the expression - seemed to propel the church out of the missionary conversation entirely.

I've sat and sat and sat so many times, even hoping someone would try to just start a conversation or at least start somewhat of a relationship; but that hasn't happened.

He will never walk through our door again, and we'll never have another conversation with her — at least, not in this life, in the same way or in the same body.