Sentences with phrase «of example people»

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For example, as Taya Cohen, Ph.D., an assistant professor of organizational behavior and theory at Carnegie Mellon University, told New Scientist, people who score low on the Honesty - Humility factor might be more likely to cheat on their time sheets or steal office supplies.

Hosts share details and images of their unoccupied areas on the website, and people can choose one depending on the size and location that's right for them — in a neighbor's house, for example.

The virus infects the people around him, allowing him to tell them a specific command (example: If Kilgrave says «Follow me,» you'd have to follow him regardless of whether you wanted to).

Within 24 hours, the 50,000 - people town of Pripyat was entirely emptied of all residents, and it is one of the best examples in the world of a city that has remained stuck in time.

Rather than dwell on the problems, however, the magazine launched a special «Economy of the Future» series that aims to spotlight case studies of people and companies who were doing things right, and how they could act as examples to others.

The figure of 11 cubic metres per person is a minimum and may be insufficient if, for example, much of the room is taken up by furniture etc..»

These vary during the different phases of well development and have different scales of impact: Vibration may affect only people very close to wells, whereas stress from, for example, concerns about possible water contamination may have a wider reach.

Part of why Musk has so many supporters, for example, is that his goals of colonizing Mars and moving the auto industry to renewable energy strike a deep idealistic chord for many people.

Research out of Stanford has shown, for example, that adding newcomers to your team makes people uncomfortable (and more likely to complain) but actually improves productivity.

Take for example Michael Hebb, the founder of Death over Dinner, a nonprofit that brings together people — over dinner — to reflect on the consequential event that happens to us all, but that no one likes to talk about.

A mastermind is simply this: a gathering of similarly - minded people (entrepreneurs, for example,) who get together every once in a while and talk about what's going on in businesses.

Going on a witch - hunt because someone says «Bless you» to another employee that sneezed (real example) creates an environment of paranoia and stifled self - expression, without improving how people treat each other.

By way of example, the multilingual robot will help stores determine if they need more staff with different language capabilities or whether people are asking more for certain items at certain times.

What that means is that when you think about, for example, your phone falling out of your pocket, tumbling to the ground, and shattering into a million pieces, you should experience anxiety symptoms, and it's especially true among young people.

For example, he discovered that the number of refrigerator magnets people had was correlated with how sentimental they were — almost a metaphorical desire to «freeze time» as captured in the photographs on display.

However, sustained engagement on issues of equity and inclusion, activities that place participants in the situations that oppressed people experience (what I call «addressing the empathy gap»), and setting goals — much like the one Starbucks envisioned a decade ago regarding pay equity — are some examples of evidence - based best practices.

For example, whether and how to include the value of your pension or whole life insurance policy might vary from person to person.

For example, if your signage is at the front of an entrance on the west side, find out how many people entered the show floor from that door.

For example, coupons that can be redeemed only in the store, or asking people to take photographs of themselves with your product and send to a competition.

(Graduating from college is a good example; while certainly not easy, the steps are laid out for you and there are plenty of people to provide assistance along the way.)

For example, you might note to a new acquaintance that you just marked your fifteenth year in marketing, having progressed into a role that lets you work with some of the smartest people in the business.

For example, if you notice a worker struggling with one set of tasks but exceeding in another, let him or her know your observations, and make an effort to arrange the workload to a balance more favorable to the person's strengths.

But the idea of a central place where ordinary citizens can submit news has been overtaken by the social web — that's effectively the way millions of people already use Twitter, for example.

Continuing with the dog food example, we can see that ratings, comparison, and reviews all were all grouped as closely related to dog food in general, implying that people that are searching for dog food are very interested in the comparison and review side of things.

«We have seen numerous examples of people «forgetting» to tag plants,» Crabtree said.

For example, the «bandwagon effect» that makes us more likely to believe something that the people around us believe is just an unfortunate consequence of being wired to function socially within a group context.

It is not inconsistent — in fact, it is wholly reasonable — to say that some people (people guilty of multiple child murders for example) absolutely «deserve to die,» but at the same time to say that the state shouldn't be trusted with the discretion to hand out that sentence.

This Peter / Paul conundrum is interesting: we very often see examples where people have paid off their credit cards using available lines of credit, only to have their credit card balances swell back to where they were within a year or so.

This trend became huge, and people dug up examples of great minds like Earnest Hemingway using them as a justification that they increased productivity and were somehow healthy.

Procrastinators of course love these examples of people from history who did great things very late in life.

«These are examples of people who are stepping in now,» says Wolf, «and I think that the industry's ready for this disruption model.

«There are lots of examples in the commercial world, the political world and everywhere else where somebody has the arbitrary discretion to draw distinctions between different groups of people, and that inevitably leads to unfairness and lack of transparency.»

In the arithmetic example, the device had an average transcription accuracy of 92 % over the course of a 10 - person trial.

Rather than relying on high - profile examples that everyone is writing about, such as Steve Jobs, consider case studies of other successful people who may be under the radar.

On her site, Fobes uses the example of a person who drives an old clunker or even takes the bus for a few years, so as to be able to afford to pay for a new car in cash.

One memorable example is the much covered study that revealed large percentages of people (a quarter of women and two thirds of men) prefer giving themselves a painful electric shock to just sitting with their own thoughts for 15 minutes.

During a climate of frequent corporate downsizing, for example, a series of lateral career moves may signal that a person is a survivor.

Overall the benefits are much greater, and whatever costs there might be, like for example the flexibility of transferring cash to other people, those just cause new innovation.

Some of the smartest, most accomplished people on earth — Richard Branson, for example — can barely write an email.

While the launch of a new driving safety app, for example, might not grab readers, the fact that nearly 1.3 million people die in road crashes each year, and that more than 20 million are permanently injured, will.

The reports detailed other examples of people having their warnings of sexual assault at Mexican resorts taken down on the same basis as Love's, or because the website claimed they were second - hand information.

It was an example of the bizarre and beautiful interactions that are possible between brand accounts and random people on social media.

Sufficiently large people also «pay,» for example, in the form of discomfort suffered in squeezing into airline seats not designed for people their size.

For example, you'll find such leaders measuring the demographics in their talent pipeline of incoming talent as well as existing talent for promoting people equitably.

According to IRS regulations, organizations that help certain classes of individuals — refugees or homeless people, for example — find jobs are permitted to become employers themselves.

Just as Snapchat has what it calls «filters» that users can add to their photos and videos — making themselves look like cartoon animals, for example, or producing virtual rainbows that pour out of a person's mouth — Facebook's Camera also has filters, or «lenses.»

«For example, we know that kale is a vegetable that's very popular and on trend, but that doesn't necessarily mean people know how to prepare it,» Paul Kurvits, director of brand marketing for Sobeys, explained.

It will churn out one of 16 four - letter codes (for example, ENFJ, ISTP, ESTJ, and so forth) that purportedly embodies the respondent's mental style, although most people fall somewhere on a continuum for each trait.

You don't have to look far to find examples of successful people who are resilient in their pursuits.

To be sure, there are examples of advertisers celebrating larger people as they are, but they tend to be so rare that they become news stories unto themselves.