Sentences with phrase «natural affinity»

The five principles work for anyone — any age, any income level and any level of natural affinity for budgets.

For instance, a student might have a strong interest and natural affinity for science but have difficulty with spelling and conventions when writing papers.

The truth, of course, is that some lawyers» practices share natural affinities with accountants and lenders and others do not.

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I'm really interested in Republican Americans, Christians, eurosceptics and those whose natural affinities are totally different from mine.

Among the major players, though, the perpetually fabulous Judy Greer — as Wilson's dogsitter — has the most natural affinity for Clowes» deadpan sensibility.

Nee is one of Piko's favourite people in the world — her patience, kindness and very natural affinity with dogs won him over from day one!

Other pieces call to mind the knowledge system based on resemblance and natural affinities described in Michel Foucault's book The Order of Things (1966).

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However, a well socialised, and properly trained Staffy can be the perfect family pet, their playful energy and natural affinity with children making them a welcome addition to any household.

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, an 87 - year - old former communist with no natural affinity for Berlusconi or Grillo, made clear that as head of state he would brook no insults to national pride.

To fully grasp its potential — and its natural affinity with Google's mission — you have to look more closely at what it was doing before Google bought it.

Companies often seem exploitive, riding on the coattails of a movement or idea when there's no natural affinity.

A partnership like this would produce a memorable experience, which in turn would lead to a natural affinity for the facility.

Take the underrepresentation of women among tech entrepreneurs together with an overwhelmingly male VC population (with their presumably dude - heavy networks and natural affinity for the types of companies that speak to men) and the result has been dismal amounts of investor dollars going to female founders — less than five percent just a decade ago.

So if we go back to the elements of the «alternative» model I sketched out above, with its emphasis on purpose and a stakeholder - based approach to capitalism, it seems pretty clear that these elements have a natural affinity with the Asian cultural norms around collectivism and long - term orientation.

His work with the likes of Bank of America, Sprint and the Canadian Tourism Commission helped to foster his natural affinity for numbers, people and marketing, giving him the global leadership experience for leading the charge to make global rent payments rewarding and seamless.

If any readers are tempted to think that post-Communist nations have a natural affinity for CST, Jonathan Luxmoore's excellent essay on the lack of social concern in the Polish church is sobering.

Or he would be sitting at the centre of a group in which there was a mixture of laughter and theology; he had a natural affinity with young people, from the schoolchild to the earnest undergraduate.

This development, he urged, should be welcomed rather than resisted by the churches, since there is a natural affinity between socialism and the Christian ethic.

For most of the 20th century Protestant theologians in the U.S. assumed that that there is a natural affinity between Christianity and democracy.

He never tired of talking about his conversion to Jesus Christ and this gave him a natural affinity with his Wheaton classmate, Billy Graham.

«The combination of great flavour, unique heritage and a natural affinity with food makes Monteith's an exciting and appealing new option for UK restaurants and bars to offer to their customers.»

So we have a natural affinity toward a pass first point guard.

If Van Gaal is to persist with the back three system he deployed against Leicester, with Juan Mata played centrally in the hole, and wing - backs relied upon to provide some width out wide, then the natural affinity between his two summer signings should become the basis of his two - man attack.

Babies and fathers have a natural affinity for toys, and sharing this special bond from the beginning will strengthen your connection for decades.

Most parents will admit that they can only cover the basic educational needs of their children while others may believe they have a «natural affinity» with their child's intelligence and capabilities.

Her inspiration had come from the work of a Russian, Dr Igor Charkovsky, who in the 1970's had organised dolphin - assisted births in the Black Sea and felt that the common evolutionary origins of humans and dolphins in water explained a natural affinity.

I feel a natural affinity with smokers — the social outcasts huddling in doorways on cold days, resolutely resisting thepressure to give up.

He recalled how his father used a «pine rolltop desk from a vocational high school in Buffalo» at the executive mansion in Albany, how Mario felt a «natural affinity» for Buffalo and its people, a devotion forged by a shared perspective that began in Mario's Great Depression childhood.

«We should have a natural affinity with the Hispanic community.

An especially intriguing aspect of the new paper was that silicon carbide semiconductor defects have a natural affinity for moving information between light and spin (a magnetic property of electrons).

Investigating further, they found that the compound interferes with Ras in such a way that it alters its natural affinity for its substrate GTP, but not GDP.

«Natural affinities — unrecognized until now — may have set stage for life to ignite.»

C has a natural affinity for G, while A is attracted to T.

When one strand of DNA breaks near or within a long CAG repeat, it can free that srtand to form a loop due to the natural affinity of C's and G's within its sequence.

To do this, the polymerases exploit the natural affinities of the nucleotides.

I have a natural affinity towards natural foods and wanting to feel healthy and feel great.

From The Forks Over Knives Plan Chocolate and raspberries have a natural affinity for each other, as is well showcased in this delicious dessert.

Try to incorporate it into more meals and dishes (this should not be hard giving our natural affinity for its taste).

His natural affinity for supporting and helping others found a natural outlet leading yoga classes, and he looks forward to sharing all he has to offer.

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I love that it came out of a natural affinity and relationship with the store.

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One of the movie's more understated insights concerns the mysterious kinship between humans and horses — not just their natural affinity for each other, but also their occasional similarities of temperament.