Sentences with phrase «made people view»

The stigma surrounding herpes has made people view it in a negative light.

(Hovey and York would counter that a widespread adoption of nonviolence would quickly make people view Christians as dangerous or treasonous.)

No matter how well constructed and search engine friendly your titles are, the quality of your image is what will ultimately make people view the item in more detail, see our Shop Front article «What makes you click?»

Emery said new training for officers that is already underway, combined with clear information about why there were stopped may make people view the stops «more positively, and not as a function of the disrespect of the officers, and [they] may very well not complain.»

Why, by brutally murdering the city's criminals, thereby reducing crime and making people view BunnyLord favorably, of course.

Not exact matches

So now we have to go through every part of our relationship with people and make sure we're taking a broad enough view of our responsibility.

Steve Jobs was famous (or infamous, depending on your point of view) for his «reality distortion field,» his ability to make other people believe the seemingly impossible was actually possible.

Create a safe environment in which people aren't afraid to bring up issues, voice opposing views or make mistakes.

But our point of view is [that] we will sell more if we help people make purchasing decisions.»

But from The Simpsons to the web, much of what the latter claims for their own actually made its way into popular culture through a group of young people with an altogether different world view from the idealistic, perennially frustrated young consumers that obsess marketers today.

While people think these digital forms of communication are making them more efficient and social, they are actually wasting time deciphering mixed messages and clarifying points of view.

Just as spending time abroad makes you attuned to the many shades of gray with which people view the world, it also seriously exercises another set of mental muscles that are key to startup success — the ability to deal comfortably with change.

I thought, «wow maybe we could actually build this sort of social magazine idea where we could make it far easier to see the content that people are sharing with you, kind of scan through it flip through it and then when you actually view the content.»

In my view, the disruption that does occur happens when only the best alcohol retailers make the exclusive list to serve Saucey consumers — due to limited capacity on their platform — and the rest wallow in the muck and mire of old school, in - person, sales stagnation.

It also makes the view accessible to people who use wheelchairs, visitors afraid of heights, and others who choose not to purchase a ticket to the top.

Despite its perceived lack of musical merit, people all over the world watched and shared what's been called the «worst video ever made,» driving the YouTube video to more than 54 million views to date.

During a televised debate, or a press conference at the Oval Office, or on a trip to visit a fast food restaurant during a campaign, it would be almost inconceivable for a single person to have enough access or clout to be able to make a comment about a public figure — say, calling him a moron — in a way that could be viewed and archived forever.

Instead, people make discreet changes in their settings on the site to limit the views they find offensive from showing up in their feed, without provoking outward shows of conflict with people.

Professional investors put great value in their integrity, so they won't risk it by making investments that some people would view as in poor taste.

Trump initially thought Flynn could survive the controversy, according to a person with direct knowledge of the president's views, but a pair of explosive stories in The Washington Post in recent days made the situation untenable.

Cook called for unity among Apple workers regardless of their political views, and came out against remarks Trump made during a Tuesday press conference equating far - right hate groups with the people protesting them.

I sent out to some people last Wednesday why I thought the CDS market would outperform ETF's, and that is still my view, and has a lot to do with the bonds that make up the high yield index and their rate risk exposure for some, and horrible convexity for others.

Likewise, even if people are not fond of a particular post, object, person or view, the simple act of clicking like, even when done with no profound intention or conviction, can lead to a rationalization process that will subconsciously make them feel positively about that post, object, person, etc..

«Every email is an opportunity to connect with real people, improve their experience and provide value, have a conversation, and make a meaningful difference in how they understand and view your brand.

Tremendous speakers make it even better for video viewing, and a surprisingly excellent camera is there for professionals and people who want to make the rest of us cringe.

«I'm sure it will upset many people and they will probably argue that it isn't [legal] and they probably could make some plausible argument that it isn't, but I think there could equally be arguments made for the opposite view.»

You can't make people feel like they belong if you don't have an appreciation for their struggles, experiences, or point of view.

So, if a business relies on a brand to make money, the risk in any «moral» position it takes on a social issue is exactly in proportion to the number of people who might take the opposite view.

Morath encouraged her people to view the data as good news, because the hospital could learn from failures — and made sure that teams were assigned to analyze every incident.

Today, I was having a discussion with a close friend about the fact that very few people view individual stocks for what they are - proportional ownership in a business that must be evaluated on an enterprise - level to determine their relative attractiveness - and thought that allowing my readers to be a «fly on the wall» would provide some insight into the methodology Ben Graham made so famous.

People like Vinod Khosla, Keith Rabois, Brian Singerman, Marc Andreessen and others have all made head - scratching private comments to me that sounded so foreign to what I thought other people were doing in VC that they caused me to challenge and ultimately change some of my own People like Vinod Khosla, Keith Rabois, Brian Singerman, Marc Andreessen and others have all made head - scratching private comments to me that sounded so foreign to what I thought other people were doing in VC that they caused me to challenge and ultimately change some of my own people were doing in VC that they caused me to challenge and ultimately change some of my own views.

«Put simply, if your people don't view work as a chore, then they will work harder, make fewer mistakes and are more likely to become advocates for your brand.»

We take a long - term view for all we do, from the people we hire, to the markets we enter, to the solutions we offer and to the solutions we offer and to the investment decisions we make.

A well designed logo, much like a well designed website can often make or break how people view your company's business.

fatFIRE vs leanFIRE / Smelling freedom «The FIRE community is made up of strong people with clear views regarding what they consider the «right» way to FIRE.

Of course, you really do own your site, and are the person who ultimately makes the decisions about how it works, but its success is in the hands of the people who view it and use it.

For example, the wide - angle lens is designed to mimic the way the human eye sees the world so that viewing a Memory later makes a person feel like they are reliving the experience.

It is made by people who I think often have a pretty limited set of views and experiences on the topic.

Facebook has made its news feed algorithm more mindful of video, added public view counts to make people more mindful of how popular video is on Facebook, and its execs have even predicted that Facebook «will be probably all video» in five years.

The executives» senior positions in Facebook made them some of the few people who could potentially turn around the social networking site's views toward user data.

She did, however, admit that stereotypical views among employers about people who have taken career breaks, and some types of jobs can make still make it difficult for women to return to the careers they once had.

Employers view people who make derogatory statements on their social media as a disruption to their company's culture internally and a potential PR nightmare externally.

I find it interesting that people who adhere to orthodox / fundamentalist streams of Christianity feel the need to make everyone live as they do (regardless of their beliefs)-- it's as though the only way these people can come close to living in accordance with their views is to make sure everyone else pretends to be like them in order to remove the temptation for them.

Accepting this fallibility not only makes it easier to respect a view you disagree with, but to have understanding and compassion for the person with the opposing view, since you recognized that we all make mistakes.

If these people are crying over the fact their religious views aren't made into laws, maybe they need to re-consider living in a free country such as the US.

In my view, certainly, when one person involved in a couple is male (particularly cis - gendered, heterosexual, white, etc.), it makes sense to me that he would need to give up the privilege that comes from having that body in US society.

As my faith has slowly wained to pretty much nothing, I no longer view people who, make it up as they go, with the same criticism.

Fishon you make sense and I get where you are coming from on this issue — I held your exact same views for at least 10 years... I even debated gay people about it being a «choice».

Now I'm involved with people who are trying to make sense of the way they are viewed by many churches.

It's just a shame that we haven't come to the point in society where it should be required that those who make decisions must meet certain, more highly regulated, fool proof, corruption resistant criteria proving their intellect and open mindedness as well as weeding out individuals with preconceived notions, racist, sexist or religiously or other discriminative views (even if they themselves don't believe they are discriminative in their beliefs... this happens more than many people realize) and overall ignorant minds.