Sentences with phrase «more norms»

If not, direct students to keep developing more norms that will handle these issues.

Through my years of experience advising and investing in startups (and founding my own), it's clear that mistakes in the beginning stages of startup development are far more the norm than the exception.

It is more the norm than the anomaly, but you might want to think about whether you are over-using PowerPoint.

The virtual workplace is now more the norm than the exception.

They expect less than 10 percent of the cohort born between 1990 and 1999 to have a traditional pension in retirement, and defined contribution plans like 401 (k) plans to be much more the norm.

Semi-annual payments and special dividends are more the norm than the exception in international markets.

A 60 - to 80 - hour work week is more the norm, as are working vacations, according to certified financial planner Doug Flynn of Flynn Zito Capital Management.

As blogging and Facebooking become more and more the norm, what, if any, responsibilities rest with both clergy and lay people in the transmission of their ideas?How do you respond when your pastor holds a position with which you don't agree?

Yet, research demonstrated that premarital sexual activity was already more the norm than the exception.

I love salisbury steak... and for me (sadly) tv dinners were more the norm in my pre-teen and teen years in the 80's.

I think breast feeding a toddler needs to become more the norm... people don't know they are the ones missing out on a very special experience!!!

Mistakes, miscues, and mishaps are more the norm than the exception when a child is learning sports fundamentals.

If this became our language of connection, we might even be able to change the way we communicate in business and government, changing our whole society in such a way that mediation becomes more the norm than the exception.

Such disruptions in the world's food supply may become even more the norm by the end of this century, according to a new analysis published today in Science.

«The North American suburb has gone global, and car - dependent urban developments are more and more the norm.»

I adore pretty things but my reality has it that durable, everyday wear is more the norm for me.

Now, over a decade later (I picked eharmony back up in 2012), online dating is far more the norm.

However, I will not deny that there are some creepy weirdo's on the net (as in the real world), but the good news is that as more and more people get online and start using dating on the internet, online dating will become more and more the norm, and those weirdo's will be more marginalised.

Now, meeting someone by means of online dating has become more the norm than the exception to the rule.

The reckonings and realizations fly once Seeking a Friend hits the road, and for all the absurdity of its characters achieving clear - eyed, perfectly articulated peace with their past demons in this stretch of the movie (I'm guessing pants - shitting panic would be more the norm), it's a relief after the excruciatingly unfunny first act.

As for the true horror moments, Del Toro certainly does not shy away from ghouls or gore, but set in Allerdale Hall, they're more the norm than cause for shock.

In the 70s, the «day in the life of...» occupation movies were more the norm as far as comedies went, with an ensemble cast of colorful characters, and not much plot other than to watch them all interact and laugh at the results.

Meanwhile that dream girl's name is Ramona (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), and she has seven deadly exes, as opposed to seven deadly sins, which is more the norm for chicks in fanboy films.

With the divorce rate at 50 %, blended families are more the norm than anything else.

Did it help to create a different culture in my classroom where the feeling of peace and calm energy was more the norm than in prior weeks?

It takes into consideration the fact that distributed teams are now more a norm than an aberration.

Connections» continued expansion, to an estimated 50,000 students in 2013 (including those enrolled in blended programs served by Connections Learning), is more norm than exception.

I wish I could say that my experience was probably unique, but I fear it's more the norm than not.

Here we are today and what we know for sure is that indie authors will be more the norm, less the black sheep of publishing sooner than we all thought — as in today.

Regardless of the publishing route, crafting a work that readers want to read and then actively talking with them about that book is becoming more the norm.

As digital publishing and self - publishing became more the norm rather than an arena relegated to tech geeks or authors who couldn't find... [Read more...]

Shipping times then was at 5 weeks in March and serpentine queues in front of Apple stores has been more the norm than an exception.

Then you get, what I imagine is more the norm, the writer who tries to figure out and do all of these services by themselves.

Using social media to promote books, as discussed in today's lead story, is less a novelty and more the norm.

While that's possible online, double digits are more the norm.

I am appalled that this is still happening yet I hear from my clients that it is more the norm than the exception.

But the inability of humane societies to raid the 1961 dogfighting convention in Louisiana was more the norm.

Great VR experiences are becoming a lot more the norm than in the early days of the medium, and this sounds like it's gonna be great.

However, there are also observations made by DualSHOCKERS that handheld gaming is becoming much more the norm in Japan, and Microsoft doesn't have a portable system like the Vita to rely on enhancing sales through console / handheld integration.

Thatâ $ ™ s probably more the norm.

Martin Lewitt: Actually, interdisciplinary disciplines are not more the norm than the exception.

Not accepting responsibility for mistakes has become more the norm, (including institutions) There simply have been too many within the climate research community (but not all) that are very small people.

If I recall correctly, your examination of historical temperature records show that abrupt climate changes are more the norm than the exception, and that we don't readily know why.

Once you tug on the thread of undisclosed financial interests in climate science, you'll find it more a norm than exception.

Governance, risk and oversight are becoming more and more the norm.»

The realities of the economic cycle have breached the legal sector's rather rigid structures and moving around is more the norm and an acceptable career path.

As we get deeper into the 21st century and the information age, the automated processing of resumes is becoming more and more the norm.

Arbitration clauses are becoming more the norm these days and a popular alternative to going to trial for many types of legal disputes.

Engagement of fathers and extended family is now becoming less the exception and more the norm.

Depending upon the arrangements, physical custody may be sole or joint, but sole custody with the mother is more the norm.