Sentences with phrase «less practice talking»

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Jesus followers who are unchurched talk about spiritual matters half as much as most practicing Christians, and four times less than evangelicals.

My thought is that until society changes, it will be a up - hill battle to convince children that the healthful choices they see at school cafeterias are great when outside of school many are seeing and eating the less - than - healthful choices in many of the ways we've talked about here before: classrooms, athletic practices, homes because parents are busy, don't have access to fresh foods and more.

If your child often has a pacifier in his mouth, he may be less likely to babble and practice talking, or the pacifier may distort his speech.

Those are important dimensions of democratic theory and practice, but the other term which is talked about less, is objects, whose «thingness» creates a sense of publicity beyond the so - called public sphere, and whose finitude creates friction.

Talking to someone online is less daunting than walking up to someone at a bar — and you get to practice your conversation skills with the added bonus of being able to take time to think about what you're going to say — helping you feel more in control when you meet someone in person.

«We know from research from years back that if a teacher goes to a conference or workshop and they don't have anyone to talk to about it, they're less likely to put the practice that they learned back into their classroom,» observes Collins.

He talked with Education World about how the restorative practices approach can be used to create less stressful and more productive learning environments.

As long as reformers are talking about curtailing teachers» benefits, or making their jobs less secure, or evaluating their instructional practices, there is going to be some anger and resentment.

Artists like Hicks and Stuart, the latter an American artist who began creating environmental earth - based and minimalist works in the 1970s — and a recent addition to Jacques's roster — are «getting up there in age, leaving less time to talk to them first hand about the scope of their practices,» Jacques said, which is key to putting them on par on the marketplace and in history with their male peers.

In practice, that means features including an interview with Ace Hotel New York's chief brand officer Kelly Sawdon; a feature in which a Michelin - starred chef talks discusses culture and politics (and of course, food); a photo series about the lesser - known side of LA by Minh T; and a look at the same city's brutalist buildings from architect Nicola Montuschi.

She talks about art school as an optional path, an experience that provides a creative «fertilizer,» but makes art into a less organic practice.

I'm not thrilled with the «$ 4,000 or less» headline Legal Talk Network went with for the same reasons I eventually published a lengthy clarification of my «Start a Solo Law Practice for Under $ 3,000» post.

The common refrain from private practice lawyers (especially those who know how I feel about hourly rate billing) is that in - house lawyers who talk about value based billing really just want to pay less, and are not really interested in concepts like sharing risk.

Forward thinking lawyers are also much less concerned with just talking to other lawyers, whether in house or private practice given the increasing importance of industry and sector knowledge in building a practice.

[35:32] We talked a little bit about, just to stay on the «do less law,» who would be driving it, so who do you see in terms of driving that movement, because one of the things that went through my head is people in Ron's position, so people who have, perhaps, left the practice of law or are becoming frustrated with it, and then they see this as a banner they can fly under.