Sentences with phrase «meaningful set»

The electronic - text activity managed to engage a more meaningful set of skills than did the paper worksheet built on the simple activity of selecting, copying, and pasting.

Finance professional with background of progressively responsible financial analysis and accounting positions in a variety of corporate settings seeks opportunity to apply training skills and passion for building community in meaningful setting where I can make a difference.

Teacher has meaningful set of questions for guiding student use of prior knowledge for comprehension

We think it thus creates a meaningful set of opportunities that would be difficult for us to participate without something like tokenization.»

As a result, even our pastor is starting to realize that what started out as «a class» to have a beginning and ending point, is now a body of believers who don't want to leave the gathering, but to continue growning in a much more comfortable, meaningful setting than they have been used to in the church - building - lecture - learned way of doing things.

Needless to say, with only a few days remaining in the week there is hardly time for the class as a whole to experience a meaningful set of points and counterpoints.

Getting the technology up and running was easy; getting a meaningful set of practices developed is hard.

On the critical issue of teacher evaluation, our members support delaying the implementation of the new system so that lawmakers can take extra time to devise a meaningful set of measures that can serve as a tool for professional growth.

First, let me thank all the readers who participated (by blog comment & email): Congrats, you took the time to stick your neck out & provided me with what I consider a meaningful set of fair value estimates.

That could then give you a meaningful set of possible outcomes.

There is a significant opportunity here for solution providers, firms, state bars, and professional associations to come together to develop a meaningful set of requirements and certifications for the industry.

If a company is paying you, they will be more incentivized to give you a meaningful set of responsibilities.

Passionate in transforming the company's numerous data points into a meaningful set of information that allows for insight - driven decision making in the organization.

That is why it is so important to study rejection outside of the laboratory, in real and meaningful settings, if we really want to get at its emotional consequences.