Sentences with phrase «meaningful part»

Our research has shown that 50 per cent of the people questioned thought the sermon was the most meaningful part of the service.

The most meaningful part of our work is inspiring students and letting them know that they can make a difference.

When a dog is well trained, he can play a proper and meaningful part in the household, providing enjoyment and companionship.

He proposed making standing committees a more meaningful part of an open legislative process, and more equitable funding for legislative staff and offices.

I think responsive reading is probably the least meaningful part of the service.

We should help parents stay in work by promoting meaningful part - time roles, including at senior levels.

That aspect of the game wound up being the most meaningful part for me, to see the way that people incorporated it into their lives.

To truly enjoy a rabbit's unique personality, he should be kept inside the house where he can become a more meaningful part of the family.

Your work experience also called your professional experience is the most meaningful part of your resume.

Aside from getting to share some of this tour with Tariku and with my parents — who showed up and have been very supportive — the most meaningful part so far has been the opportunity I've had to meet so many other members of the adoption triad (that's adoption speak for adoptees, birth families, and adoptive parents).

If we want to preserve this fascinating, ecologically meaningful part of life, we will need to find a way to coexist with these species, especially because of increasing human development around the globe.»

Senior author Michael Ullman, Professor of Neuroscience at Georgetown University, added: «The finding that children with Tourette syndrome are faster at assembling sounds in phonology is consistent with our previous finding that they are fast at another aspect of language: putting together meaningful parts of words, such as «walk» and» - ed,» which is called morphology.

It becomes the terminus of this visual axis, and it has its own hidden lighting so that it becomes very meaningful part of the space.

If the tie in question is a social relationship rather than a physical tie (using an analogy to create another analogy), the definition and the comparison become circular, and the only meaningful part of the definition is «between parent and child»; even this is deceptive, as it implies that the emotions of parent and child are similar, which they are not.

With all of that said, I believe that policy makers could use a more meaningful part of PISA, which is the «proficiency levels» (OECD, 2012).

They're at their worst when they become identities — i.e., when the most meaningful part of saying «I'm a Christian» is the implication that you're not a Christian.

Although SFMOMA neither endorses nor rejects Wofford's views by presenting them, the museum is dedicated to serving as a platform on which many different perspectives may be put forward and discussed, making the art of our time a vital and meaningful part of public life.

The most meaningful part of a relationship (typically) isn't the flashy stuff.

As more and more business owners retire over the next decade, the search fund model will become a meaningful part of the private investment ecosystem and a more popular choice for existing owners.

Their wealth and life choices are a meaningful part of their individual sense of purpose.

If fake news or a micro-targeted voter suppression scheme played a meaningful part in Donald Trump's surprising electoral win, the butcher's bill could be considerably higher.

«By taking the lead on the conversation, you're getting other people to focus on the positive and meaningful parts of life.

Currently, we don't see a path for it to become a meaningful part of a company as large as Nokia.»

Snap has been suffering from various engagement problems for many features within the service, including the important Discover section, which is a meaningful part of its ad business.

Technology will become a meaningful part of our country's economy and contribute significantly to the future of jobs.

There is still so much potential for how bitcoin and blockchain technology can change the world, and we hope that itBit will be a meaningful part of that future.

At just 0.4 % of 2016 global automobile sales last year, electric vehicles have a long way to go before they are a meaningful part of the world's automobile fleet.

«Tokenization has opened up this whole world for us to be able to use digital devices to be a meaningful part of the payments flow in a way that (those payments) wouldn't have in the past,» Scharf told attendees at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2014 Banking & Financial Services Conference.

At least in meaningful part, structural unemployment.

«Their accounts were remarkably consistent: they most missed leading worship and being a meaningful part of people's lives.»

The great French historian Jacques Le Goff credited Dante with doing more than any theologian to make purgatory a meaningful part of Christian tradition, and, more recently, Jon M. Sweeney has argued that Dante practically invented the modern idea of hell.

All knowledge about death does not alter the fact that death is not a meaningful part of life and that there is nothing for us to do but to accept the fact of death; hence as far as our life is concerned, defeat.5

For her, involvement in a church organization is a meaningful part of family life.

By being involved, children feel more empowered and like they are a meaningful part of the household.

I've come to believe that these feelings make it difficult to receive new information that is threatening in the most meaningful parts of us — our parental role, our own childhood experiences, and our ministry.

He now appears to be flat out obstinate, refusing thus far to be a meaningful part of the solution.

While there is far more to the recovery then shown in these clips, on this block and throughout Rockaway, they show a meaningful part of the story.

``... there was an elephant in the room: the fact that if Labour party conference was restored to a meaningful part in the policy making process, then we probably wouldn't be having this debate at all».

But for several weeks there was an elephant in the room: the fact that if Labour party conference was restored to a meaningful part in the policy making process, then we probably wouldn't be having this debate at all.

It's not the only net source of CO2; land use in livestock is a meaningful part of it.

It takes a lot of effort just to keep such things from overwhelming the more meaningful parts of the job.

On a personal note, I had the pleasure of working with Lisa planning my wedding, and working with her and getting to know her became one of the most meaningful parts of the whole experience.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania About Blog This blog is created to share the prayers that have become a meaningful part of ongoing dialog with God.

But what screenwriter and Potter mainstay Steve Kloves does with the script in Part 2, tying those characters all together and giving them meaningful parts, is nothing less than masterful.

Jolie did manage to capture the cruelty and craziness of The Bird, however, she didn't actually tell or show the most significant and meaningful parts of Zamperini's remarkable life story.

How can we ensure subgroups of students are a meaningful part of state rating systems?