Sentences with phrase «many such conversations»

Still, whether or not easier access to blood tests could transform our health, such conversations don't tell us anything about how Theranos» technology works.

After one such conversation Antonetti came close to admitting defeat.

However, it pays to be prepared and go into such conversations with a thorough understanding of the company's funding needs, a clear picture of cash flows, good accounting records, and a sound cash flow forecast with verifiable data.

Imagine the springboards that might occur from fifty such conversations in a year, where your focus is on connecting rather than on getting something done.

Zuckerberg said he wasn't aware of any such conversations.

A year earlier, non-adopters drove 68 percent of such conversations.

This Wednesday, Entrepreneur will broadcast one such conversation in a special livestream right on this site.

Such conversations are almost always irrelevant to your job but, because you're human, consume your mental bandwidth.

Such conversations can reveal which issues your shareholders actually care about — maybe board diversity isn't even on their radar, and won't be a deal - breaker come vote time.

«Are you aware of anyone in leadership at Facebook who was in a conversation where a decision was made not to inform your users,» she asked, «or do you believe no such conversation ever took place?»

And what can neuroscience contribute to such a conversation?

This time, however, Uber is now saying the lawyer present during such conversation wasn't acting in its capacity, so that it may reveal to the jury the contents of those meetings.

In fact, he says such conversations are absolutely crucial to an organization's health and overall success.

I think the crucial question for Pentecostals and third - wave charismatics in the next century is to wrestle with catholicity on many levels, and their letters suggest the tangible grounds for being hopeful about such a conversation.

I'd ask that such a conversation, especially among Christians, be guided towards a peaceful discussion of the issues, instead of slandering an institution that has created some of the most influential christian leaders, famous or not, of the 20th and 21st century.

I think one of the most important aspects of this entire thread is that, while some argue that a blog is an unsuitable forum for such a conversation to take place, the silenced are thrilled that they have finally found a venue that gets their voices out there.

Concentrated information about the setting of the congregational story can be obtained through such conversations.

Such conversations usually begin with a simple, yet profound gesture of friendship.

Such conversations take place not for their own sake, but as a «sign and witness» to the God who takes human need to heart.

Yet they do not find enough ministers who are equipped to be, or even interested in being, vital participants in such conversations — and in participating as deeply faithful, learned clergy.

Remarkably, however, Luther's theology of the cross offers a solid basis for just such a conversation.

But what is important is not that certain books be read as an end in themselves, but that they be read because of their relationship to other books in a tradition and community that make such a conversation significant.

My wife and I have had numerous such conversations over the past month.

By sharing these three things, I also hope to make myself available to God and to this person for more such conversations in the future.

The soft undertone of most such conversations includes the wish to change location, but at mid-career it is difficult to arrange for a next parish of comparable size and salary.

But today we do not have the habit of such conversation.

No atheist would have such a conversation with you unless you first started witnessing or sharing your ignorant beliefs!

In answer to the first part of your question I think now might be a good time to have such conversations because I think we are more open to this than ever before.

What is perhaps most frustrating about engaging in such conversations within the evangelical community in particular, however, is that differences regarding things like Calvinism and Arminianism, baptism, heaven and hell, gender roles, homosexuality, and atonement theories often disintegrate into harsh accusations in which we question one another's commitment to Scripture.

I feel a bit hypocritical admonishing my readers toward kindness and understanding when I too have been avoiding such conversations like the plague, but I do think healthy, constructive dialog is possible, and that it's best tackled around a shared table, over steaming plates of mashed potatoes and green beans, amidst the laughter and grace that emerges organically from deep, trusted relationships.

You lack the ability to have such a conversation.

It is one of the few places where people can disagree about matters of faith, but where all such conversations are held in the spirit of «That's fascinating!

Yes, the reason it is funny is that it goes over the top, and puts together many such conversations into one long conversation.

This article reflects upon some rules of engagement required for making such a conversation fruitful.

If I have no understanding of ANY written word how is that we are having such a conversation?

[25] This does not mean that such conversations and attempts are oriented merely towards the relational praxis of the churches in the contemporary context, without taking into consideration the history of the churches, and their Biblical and Patristic heritage.

In view of the ominous clouds that overhang American - Iranian relations, I hope that we will continue to develop and learn from such conversations.

About three in 10 (29 percent) report occasional interactions with someone who is Muslim, while more than six in 10 say they seldom (26 percent) or never (36 percent) have had such a conversation.

But, I also think it is a good thing to engage in scholarly discussion of the issues that undergird such conversations.

Among the most influential Christian participants in such conversations at present are David Kerr (Edinburgh), Gavin D'Costa (Bristol), Keith Ward (Oxford), Julius Lipner (Cambridge) and Michael Barnes, S.J. (Heythrop College, London University).

There are special leaflets to encourage parents to do this and give them ideas about how to frame such a conversation.

There are very few places outside universities where such conversations can be sustained long - term.

Of course, there equally is no proof for the non existence of God, something which sometimes overlooked in such conversations.

Having studied early church history and the bible intensely, coupled with a background in the sciences I can turn such a conversation vile, but usually choose not to as it simply ruins the outing.

Such a conversation would be awkward with a stranger, and maybe only slightly more natural with a friend.

«Any reporting to the contrary is inaccurate, false and defamatory... There was no such conversation.»

The NBA Internet began on message boards and in forums where people who cared about the minutiae of the sport gathered to form communities and debate the topics of the day in a media landscape that cared little for such conversations.

This list of books that you can use to help your children understand and cope with a divorce offers some very helpful resources for having just such a conversation.

I think I may be the only person who could possibly hear such a conversation but that is true of most things in my life.

Be aware of who you are entering into such a conversation with.