Sentences with phrase «more swings of the pendulum»

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If so, try to swing the pendulum toward more positive thoughts, appreciation for what's going well and a confident vision of the future.

While people may be buying more online, the pendulum is swinging back to a consumer desire for some kind of in - person human interaction with retailers.

This is much more the traditional technology push kind of model, where the pendulum hasn't swung completely away from customers and markets, but it's much more oriented towards leveraging the technology base, seeing what you can push out, seeing where there might be applications for the technology.»

Today, the pendulum has swung to the side of streamers, who have more choice and customization options, including sports and local stations, than...

«The pendulum is swinging in the U.S. toward more hiring and firing of directors — the board is being held to a higher standard as we go forward than ever before,» Eckbo said.

Maybe my focus should be less about swinging the pendulum in the absolute opposite direction — and expecting a collection of perfectly concocted, cold - pressed juices to be my cure for malaise — and more about simply finding a better balance.

Meat - reducers once found it the hardest day of the year to cope with but it seems the festive pendulum is swinging in the direction of a healthier, more nutritious and planet - friendly Christmas Day.

We've chronicled the ups and downs of Edin Dzeko more times than I care to remember, but suffice it to say, the pendulum has swung towards his detractors lately.

As the pendulum swings toward a less structured paradigm, we'll likely start seeing and hearing more about this kind of fallout.

What is more important is that another subject to fill our void has been brewed successfully and you could be sure that for the next few weeks, the reverberations are going to keep our tweeting and facebooking youths busy while the political elite go back to their chessboards staring at where the pendulum of fortunes swings eventually.

In a presidential cycle that has featured nothing but big upsets, almost daily controversies, and a willingness by much of the American public to forgive and forget that which was once labeled as «out of bounds,» it would not be surprising to see the pendulum of political polls swing once more.

Staggering home from the supermarket laden with bags of shopping, it would be impossible — and more than a little silly — to rock your torso quickly back and forth while swinging your legs in loopy, pendulum - like steps.

Even when they were scurrilous and badly made (which was more or less always), they spoke to the pendulum swings of a nation that had absorbed the counterculture but had yet to shake off the disgruntled passions of the silent majority.

Or might these simply be more glimpses of what's ahead as the school - reform pendulum swings away from the Bush - Obama era?

Now, with the growth of charter schools, the policy pendulum has started to swing back toward decentralization of districts, giving both traditional public schools as well as public charters more autonomy.

In the 20th century, with the advent of pure abstraction, the pendulum swing became much more pronounced: Ab - Ex was followed by Pop followed by Neo-Expressionism followed by the «90s figuration boom with John Currin, Elizabeth Peyton, Lisa Yuskavage, et al..

As the pendulum swings back, expect more of our Florida companies to add spaces where one or a handful of people can count on quiet.

The pendulum has swung in the favour of the tenant to the extreme and it is now time to have it swing back more toward the middle.

As the contract progresses and the Buyer passes each step or deadline the earnest money becomes more hard until finally at the end of the transaction the pendulum swings in favor of the Seller.

«The pendulum has swung the other way in 2013 and we will see more evidence of that in 2014 on the streets,» he said Tuesday.