Sentences with phrase «little opinion pieces»

There should have been previews and little opinion pieces, but time is limited and I just can't do everything.

Since even my smarthome - using coworkers were puzzled by this sentiment, I felt compelled to make my case in a little opinion piece.

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There has been modest tinkering with the Canadian rules over the years, but my Globe and Mail opinion piece notes the law is struggling to remain relevant in a digital age when our personal information becomes increasingly valuable and our consent models are little more than a legal fiction.

They are «indoctrination pieces» showing «little tolerance» for the diversity of opinion in the UCC.

In my opinion, teeny babies belong in little cute sleep suits not 5 piece OTT outfits!

Ann Taylor Petite Jeweled Shift Dress Glint Jeweled Flap Clutch Merona Women's Jeweled Knit Hat Halogen Jewel Crewneck Sweater Qupid Sayla - 821 Ballet Flat BaubleBar Diamond Cayman Studs ASOS 3D Jewled Aliceband J Crew Jeweled Baseball Cap In my opinion, any piece of clothing looks just a little extra fancy with a few jewels....

I thought the price points on a few of the items were a little high for my taste, but I get that some pieces are worth the investment... they just weren't worth it for me in my opinion.

In my opinion, everyone should have a little leather in their wardrobe for the season — it adds just the right amount of edge to classic pieces such as my simple white shirt and instantly makes any outfit cooler.

Finally, for a little piece of evidence that isn't my opinion: eHarmony, a huge dating service that has millions of women's opinions, will only match women with men who are at least as tall as they are.

The disc is a little light on extras, blessedly so in my opinion: Mark Wickum of Anchor Bay fame chimes in with his standard mini-biographical masterpiece, a long essay on Fabio Testi; Tracy Taylor's piece on Fulci returns to round out the platter.

Little did Elizabeth Natale know that her Hartford Courant opinion piece would not only go viral, but also set off a chain reaction that essentially put Connecticut's education reform on hold.

this is my input and closing, i say to all these anti-playbook people to keep a low tone because the power and potential of the tablet are great and when rim delivers the updates and patches necessary (and up to now they have always delivered) this little tablet will demonstrate is capacity in full and then lots of people will have to edit or ammend their blogs or articles or invent other stories and lame exfuses for their precipitated slamming of what in my opinion is a wonderful piece of hardware!

I see many retail investors blindly jumping into these products (for example, after reading a recent opinion piece in the Globe and Mail where a so called «expert» recommended DBC for the long term) with little understanding as to how they are priced and less than full appreciation about the fact that they (typically) don't pay any distributions!

With regard to the content of my opinion piece, there is very little to say.

I started making a few (in my opinion) necessary changes to the story and the flow, little bits and pieces here and there, and before I knew it, it sort of naturally came back to life.»

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Gary Taubes wrote a long opinion piece in the NY Times this Sunday highlighting evidence that eating too little salt can actually increase mortality from heart disease.

In this opinion piece, DeRose argues that, while initial coin offerings (ICOs) may offer some benefits, such tokens are little more than rebranded altcoins and come with similar risks for investors.

Another opinion: «The vendor, purchaser and the real estate professional are all better served if there is only one COMPLETE source of information rather than a million little web sites of bits and pieces of information.